Where is the real Tree of Creativity?

It stands inside LEGO® House in Billund, Denmark, which opened in 2017.

Why does the set have so few unique parts?

The 1,008 pieces use 148 different parts, with many repeated elements. That is common for models dominated by foliage and branches.

How many minifigures are included?

There are 7 minifigures in the set.

LEGO Exclusive

LEGO House Tree of Creativity

The Tree of Creativity is the brick-built centrepiece of LEGO® House in Billund, which opened in 2017. Set 4000024 turns it into a 1,008-piece model with 7 minifigures.

Set number: 4000024
Year: 2017
Pieces: 1,008
Minifigures: 7
Theme: LEGO Exclusive
Different parts: 148

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 148

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Minifigures 7

Baby, White Body - Head with no neck fig-0076902 pieces × 1
Medium Lavender Torso, Sand Blue Legs, Dark Brown Hair fig-0084624 pieces × 1
Man, LEGO House 'Home of the Brick', White Legs, White Cap fig-0084634 pieces × 1
Black Torso, Tan Legs, Black Hair fig-0084644 pieces × 1
Kid, Bright Pink Torso, Dark Red Legs, Dark Orange Hair fig-0084654 pieces × 1
Dark Azure Torso, Dark Bluish Grey Legs, Dark Brown Hair fig-0084664 pieces × 1
Sand Blue Torso, Dark Blue Legs, Light Bluish Grey Hair fig-0084674 pieces × 1

Description

From Billund to your shelf

LEGO® House is a visitor centre dedicated to building, and its towering brick tree has become one of its best-known features. The tree stands for the idea that small pieces can grow into something remarkable. Set 4000024, listed as a 2017 exclusive, captures that landmark at home scale. For fans who have visited Billund, or hope to, it is a meaningful reminder of the place, and it fits well alongside other sets that celebrate the history and culture of the brand.

Repetition by design

The 1,008 pieces come from only 148 unique parts, a relatively narrow range for a model of this size. Many elements therefore appear in large quantities, which is typical for foliage and branches built up piece by piece. The result is a rhythmic, almost meditative build with recurring sections rather than constant surprises. The seven minifigures add scale and a sense of life around the tree, and the full list on this page shows each figure and part by colour and quantity.

A natural palette

Green, reddish brown, lime and black lead the catalogue's colour data, which is exactly what you would expect from a tree. For builders, that makes the set a valuable source of landscaping material. Two shades of green are ideal for grass, hedges and leaves, while reddish brown covers trunks, fences and timber structures. These are colours that disappear quickly in diorama work, so a bulk supply like this is welcome.

Growing new ideas

If the tree ever leaves the shelf, its parts can be put to work elsewhere. What can I build? on this page compares the inventory of 4000024 with other sets and lists the ones you could rebuild fully or partly from it. With so much green and brown, parks, forests and garden scenes tend to feature among the matches, making the model a practical starting point for a larger landscape or a whole miniature park of your own.

FAQ

Where is the real Tree of Creativity?: It stands inside LEGO® House in Billund, Denmark, which opened in 2017.
Why does the set have so few unique parts?: The 1,008 pieces use 148 different parts, with many repeated elements. That is common for models dominated by foliage and branches.
How many minifigures are included?: There are 7 minifigures in the set.

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