How many pieces does the set contain?

It has 127 pieces in 33 different types and no minifigures.

What does Freestyle mean?

Freestyle stands for free building: you get basic bricks without a fixed model and build whatever you like.

Which colours are included?

Mainly yellow, red, blue and green.

Freestyle

LEGO® Small Freestyle Clearpack

Small Freestyle Clearpack is a 1997 set with 127 pieces and no minifigures. It offers simple basic bricks in four strong colours for free building.

Set number: 4137
Year: 1997
Pieces: 127
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Freestyle
Different parts: 49

What can I build with it?

Parts list 49

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

A bag full of possibilities

The name hides a simple idea: the bricks come in a see-through pack, you can see what is inside, and then you just start building. There is no template for one particular model, only a selection of basic bricks. That suits the Freestyle theme, where trying things out matters more than copying a design. For small hands and for anyone who simply fancies a spontaneous build, it is a very approachable way to begin.

Yellow, red, blue and green

The main colours are yellow, red, blue and green, the four classic primaries. You can build houses, vehicles, animals or imaginary creatures without the colour choice holding you back. Because the shades are so strong, the bricks also work well as a top-up for other collections. If you have gaps in your simple basic colours, this is a convenient way to fill up the box, and a handy source of plain pieces for MOCs.

Plenty of repeats

Of the 127 pieces, only 33 are different types. That means most bricks appear several times. For free building that is ideal, since you can make walls, towers or bridges from identical elements. At the same time the parts list is short and easy to survey, so with a second-hand copy you can quickly check whether anything is missing. With no minifigures to track down, the set contains only bricks that are easy to replace or add to.

Using the bricks again

The full parts list is on this page. With the “What can I build?” tool you can see which models come from these bricks together with your collection. The small pack might turn into the foundation for something bigger. If you already own plenty of simple bricks, it is worth a look at the list, because you will see which types you are still missing and what the parts you have can already make.

FAQ

How many pieces does the set contain?: It has 127 pieces in 33 different types and no minifigures.
What does Freestyle mean?: Freestyle stands for free building: you get basic bricks without a fixed model and build whatever you like.
Which colours are included?: Mainly yellow, red, blue and green.

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