How many pieces does the Small Freestyle Bucket have?

It has 137 pieces, 32 of them different types. No minifigures are included.

Does it come with fixed instructions?

It is designed as an open brick tub, so you build your own ideas. The parts list shows what is available.

Which colours are in the bucket?

Mainly red, yellow, blue and white, the classic primary colours of brick building.

Freestyle

LEGO® Small Freestyle Bucket

The Small Freestyle Bucket from 1995 is a tub of basic bricks with no model waiting on the lid. Its 137 pieces in four colours are enough for plenty of small ideas.

Set number: 4133
Year: 1995
Pieces: 137
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Freestyle
Different parts: 47

What can I build with it?

Parts list 47

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Description

Freestyle in a tub

Sets in the Freestyle line were sold on the promise of free building, and this bucket is a good example. There is no single model to copy, only a selection of bricks to turn into whatever you fancy. At 137 pieces it is small enough to work through in one sitting, yet roomy enough for several attempts in a row. That openness is what attracted children who preferred inventing their own things to following printed steps, and who never much cared for a picture on the box.

What the parts list shows

Red, yellow, blue and white make up the main colours, the classic primary palette people tend to associate with brick building. There are 32 different parts in the mix, which is a respectable variety for a bucket of this size. Scrolling through the list on this page quickly shows which pieces appear in numbers and which turn up only once. That helps if you want to judge how much you can build at the same time, or at which point a particular piece would simply run out.

No minifigures, more imagination

This set contains no minifigures, so there is no ready-made crew and no storyline attached. Instead you might end up with a vehicle, a house, an animal or a colourful tower, and the story is entirely yours. Collectors may value the bucket mainly as a snapshot of 1995 and as a source of basic-coloured parts that blend easily into existing collections without clashing with other bricks, and without anyone noticing where the extra pieces came from.

Using the pieces again

If you already own the bucket, try the “What can I build?” tool on this page to see which sets your bricks could help complete. It also works well as a top-up for other Freestyle tubs, since the colours match so closely and nothing looks out of place. And if you only want to browse, the full parts list gives a quick overview of everything that went into this bucket back in 1995, piece by piece, colour by colour.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Small Freestyle Bucket have?: It has 137 pieces, 32 of them different types. No minifigures are included.
Does it come with fixed instructions?: It is designed as an open brick tub, so you build your own ideas. The parts list shows what is available.
Which colours are in the bucket?: Mainly red, yellow, blue and white, the classic primary colours of brick building.

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