LEGO® DUPLO® Farm Bucket

Description

Duplo for small hands

Duplo bricks are much bigger than ordinary ones, so small children can grip them, press them together and pull them apart again more easily. The bucket belongs to the Basic Sets of this range, which are intended mainly for free building. There is no model to assemble from instructions here. Instead you get a basic stock of elements from which children can make houses, animals or imaginary creations of their own, learning shapes and colours as they go.

Four colours, easy sorting

The main colours are yellow, blue, red and green, exactly the primary colours children learn to name early on. That helps with sorting and play: you can group by colour, build towers of a single colour or lay out patterns. The strong tones are an advantage for parents too, because lost pieces are easy to spot on a nursery floor. For a set of 73 pieces the palette is deliberately simple and concentrates on the essentials.

A bucket that doubles as storage

The bucket is more than packaging. Everything goes into it and comes out of it again, which makes tidying up easier for a child to understand than a lidded box. With 21 different kinds among the 73 pieces there is enough variety for different building ideas, and the quantities stretch to more than one tiny tower. As a gift or a play base the bucket works well, because it is ready to use at once and needs no preparation at all.

Parts list and mixing

The full list of all 73 pieces is on this page, with colours and quantities. It helps with second-hand buying if you want to check that everything is still in the bucket. With the “What can I build?” tool you can see which models your Duplo collection allows if you add this bucket. Duplo parts fit together, so the contents can be mixed with other sets in the range, and the fun grows with every addition to the box.

FAQ

How many pieces are in the Farm Bucket?

The set contains 73 pieces in 21 different kinds. There are no minifigures. It was released in 1992.

Which theme does it belong to?

It belongs to Duplo, in the Basic Set range intended for free building.

Can I mix the bricks with other Duplo sets?

Yes, Duplo bricks fit together. The parts list shows which pieces and colours are in the bucket.