How big is the Toy Store set?

It contains 1,769 pieces, of which 435 are unique parts. That places it among the larger special-edition sets.

How many minifigures come with it?

There are 7 minifigures in the set, enough to staff the shop and fill it with customers.

Can I use the parts for my own buildings?

Yes, the mix of small detail parts and warm facade colours suits many town projects. The “What can I build?” tool on this page shows which other sets the inventory covers.

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Toy Store

Set 4002025 turns a toy shop into a brick-built building, complete with a cast of 7 minifigures. At 1,769 pieces it sits among the larger special editions listed for 2025.

Set number: 4002025
Year: 2025
Pieces: 1,769
Minifigures: 7
Theme: LEGO Exclusive
Different parts: 435

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 435

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 7

Santa, Black Boots, 3626cpr3560 Head, 102264 Hat fig-0155295 pieces × 1
Kid, Light Bluish Grey Torso, Blue Legs, Medium Lavender Beanie, Red Scarf fig-0170125 pieces × 1
Postmaster, Dark Turquoise Torso, Black Legs, Dark Orange Hair fig-0170134 pieces × 1
Kid, Dark Green Torso, Dark Orange Legs, Dark Pink Hat fig-0170144 pieces × 1
Shopkeeper, Pearl Gold Torso, Dark Red Legs, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0170154 pieces × 1
Elf - Green Torso, Dark Blue Legs, Bright Green Hat fig-0170164 pieces × 1
Elf - Green Torso, Dark Blue Legs, Bright Green Hat, Glasses fig-0170174 pieces × 1

Description

What the numbers say

Before you open a single bag, the inventory tells you a lot. There are 1,769 pieces in total, yet 435 of them are different designs. That ratio is high for a model of this size and usually points to a build full of small details rather than large, repetitive walls. For a toy shop that makes sense: shelves, displays and tiny goods for sale all need their own shapes. Expect a varied build where almost every step brings something new to the table.

A muted, homely palette

Reddish brown leads the colour list, followed by white, light bluish grey and sand green. It is a calm combination that feels closer to a traditional high street than to a bright playset. Sand green in particular is a shade many builders own only in small quantities, so a set that uses it in bulk is useful long after the shop is finished. If you want to know exactly which parts come in which colour, the parts list below breaks it all down element by element.

Shopkeepers and customers

The 7 minifigures give the shop a ready-made population, so it never looks empty on the shelf. You can arrange them behind the counter, browsing the displays or gathered outside, and change the scene whenever you like. Because the model is built at minifigure scale, it also fits beside other buildings in a brick-built town. That makes it just as suitable for a display cabinet as for a larger layout where several shops line the same street.

Beyond the shop

Should you ever decide to take it apart, the parts have plenty of life left in them. A broad selection of small pieces works well for interiors and furniture, while the reddish brown and white elements suit facades and timber details. Use the “What can I build?” tool on this page to see which other sets you could recreate from this inventory. It is a quick way to judge how far the collection reaches beyond the original model.

FAQ

How big is the Toy Store set?: It contains 1,769 pieces, of which 435 are unique parts. That places it among the larger special-edition sets.
How many minifigures come with it?: There are 7 minifigures in the set, enough to staff the shop and fill it with customers.
Can I use the parts for my own buildings?: Yes, the mix of small detail parts and warm facade colours suits many town projects. The “What can I build?” tool on this page shows which other sets the inventory covers.

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