LEGO® Large Freestyle Playcase
The Large Freestyle Playcase from 1995 contains 698 pieces and 2 minifigures. It suits anyone who wants to build without a fixed plan and keep everything tidy in a case afterwards.
- Set number
- 4153
- Year
- 1995
- Pieces
- 698
- Minifigures
- 2
- Theme
- Freestyle
- Different parts
- 141
Parts list 141
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Spare parts (2)
These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.
Minifigures 2
Alternative models
Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.
- 4153 Maxifig
- 4153 House
- 4153 Parrot
- 4153 National Animals of Cambodia
- 4153 National Animal of France
- 4153 Santa Claus
- 4153 Robot
- 4153 Butterfly
Description
Open building in a case
The Freestyle line is about open-ended building rather than one main model. This case provides 698 pieces in 92 different types, a decent blend of basic bricks and more specialised elements. With that you can make a lot, from houses and vehicles to made-up creations. The case itself doubles as storage, which makes the set practical for a child's room or for taking along on trips and holidays.
A bright, simple palette
Blue, red, white and yellow set the colour scheme. These are the classic basics that go with almost any project and combine easily. If you like to work by colour, you have a short palette that is quick to sort. For specific ideas, such as a fire engine or a house with a red roof, the main colours can be used straight away without having to buy much extra to fill in the gaps.
Two figures for a crew
There are also 2 minifigures. That is not a big cast, but it is enough to crew a vehicle or move into a house. The figures turn a pile of bricks into a small scene where stories can unfold. If you need more people, you can add them from other sets later. For a look at how the figures and every other part are made up, have a look at the parts list further down the page, where each element is shown.
Reusing the parts
Since the set comes without a fixed plan, its parts are well suited to other projects. The “What can I build?” tool shows which further sets you could rebuild with the contents of the case plus the rest of your bricks. The page is useful for collectors as well, because it shows which parts are included and helps you judge whether a second-hand case might still be complete. That matters most for listings that describe the contents only vaguely.
FAQ
- How many pieces and figures are in the playcase?
- Set 4153-1 has 698 pieces in 92 types, plus 2 minifigures.
- Is the case just packaging?
- It also works as storage, but the real content is the set of bricks for open building.
- What year is it from?
- It came out in 1995 as part of the Freestyle line.
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