How many pieces does the Electric Freestyle Set have?

Set 4163 contains 351 pieces in 89 different variants. No minifigures are included.

Is there a fixed building guide?

Freestyle sets are meant for free building. The parts list shows which elements are included.

Freestyle

LEGO® Electric Freestyle Set

The Electric Freestyle Set was released in 1995 with 351 pieces. It is a Freestyle set for open-ended building, with no minifigures and blue, white, red and black as its main colours.

Set number: 4163
Year: 1995
Pieces: 351
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Freestyle
Different parts: 118

What can I build with it?

Parts list 118

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Description

Free building with an extra

The name hints that this set can do more than simple brick stacking: it belongs to the Freestyle boxes that were meant to bring electrics into play. The catalogue facts give no details on that, so it is worth looking through the parts list on this page to spot the special elements. What is clear is that you build without a set model and decide for yourself what comes out, whether a vehicle, a house or an imaginary machine that is allowed to do something special.

Blue, white, red and black

The four main colours make a clear, bold mix. Blue and white suit bodywork and buildings, red adds accents, and black provides chassis, tyres and details. With 89 different part types the choice is larger than you would expect from just over 350 pieces. That leaves room for constructions that go beyond simple walls, and it makes the set interesting for children who already have a bit of experience under their belts.

No figures, plenty of imagination

Minifigures are not included, so the building itself takes centre stage. That fits the Freestyle idea, in which everyone develops their own project instead of following instructions. If you buy second-hand, check the special parts closely, because technical elements are delicate and are not always sold complete. Comparing with the parts list tells you whether the box is complete or whether you will need to source missing pieces one by one.

Reusing the parts

Through “What can I build?” you can see which models are possible with these 351 pieces and your existing stock. The bricks in basic colours match many other sets and mix without trouble. Even without the special elements the box stays useful, because it contains a wide spread of parts that are in demand for vehicles, houses and fantasy builds. If you own several Freestyle sets, you can pool them and take on much bigger projects.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Electric Freestyle Set have?: Set 4163 contains 351 pieces in 89 different variants. No minifigures are included.
Is there a fixed building guide?: Freestyle sets are meant for free building. The parts list shows which elements are included.
Which colours prevail?: Blue, white, red and black.

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