LEGO® Pumpkin Pack

Description

Autumn decoration to build yourself

The set is filed under Seasonal, in the Halloween theme, and centres on pumpkins as the classic symbol of the season. With 87 pieces it is small enough to finish in an afternoon. There are no figures, so what you end up with is decoration rather than a play scene. That suits Halloween well, where a few home-built pumpkins on a windowsill or the dining table quickly set the mood and can be brought out again every October.

Three colours, nine part types

The palette is deliberately simple, with orange for the pumpkins, green for stalks and leaves, and black for faces or accents. Only 9 different part types are included, so variety is low, but the build is straightforward and easy to follow. Many bricks repeat, which puts it within reach of younger children who want to line up pumpkins of different sizes alongside an adult, perhaps even giving each one its own expression.

For children and collectors

A seasonal set like this appeals to two groups: children who enjoy celebrating Halloween, and collectors gathering sets from around the turn of the millennium. With so few pieces in play, a second-hand copy is easy to check for completeness. The many identical orange bricks, however, make a missing one hard to notice. A look at the parts list is therefore worthwhile if you buy this set second-hand or rescue it from a box of mixed bricks.

Parts list and reuse

The full parts list for all 87 pieces is further down this page, sorted by type and colour. The “What can I build?” tool shows which other models your collection allows when you mix the pumpkin bricks with other parts. Orange and green are not that common in a typical brick box, so it pays to keep these pieces for autumn scenes of your own, harvest displays or spooky gardens that you build year after year.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Pumpkin Pack have?

Set 3731 contains 87 pieces in 9 different types. No minifigures are included.

Which theme does it belong to?

It is part of the Seasonal range, specifically Halloween, and dates from 2000.

Which colours are included?

Orange, green and black. The parts list further down shows the exact distribution.