LEGO® Brick Pack 300
Brick Pack 300 is a 1998 bulk set from LEGO®'s basic building line. It holds 812 pieces, yet only 10 different part types, so it is all about plain bricks.
- Set number
- 4229
- Year
- 1998
- Pieces
- 812
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Classic Basic
- Different parts
- 56
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Description
A big pile of simple bricks
The numbers tell the story. Eight hundred and twelve pieces share just ten part types, which means you get a generous quantity of each one rather than a scattering of oddities. That suits free building well, because walls, towers and bridges eat up identical basic bricks faster than anything else. There is no showpiece model here to copy. The material itself is what you are buying, and it is meant to be used in whatever way you like, again and again.
Colours that go together
Blue, white, red and yellow dominate the pack. These are the classic primary shades from the early days of the brand, and they sit comfortably beside one another. A white house with a red roof is an obvious first project, with blue and yellow saved for doors, windows and details. Because the palette is so restrained, the bricks also blend easily into an existing collection without making the finished result look messy or random.
Who it is for
With no minifigures and no special elements, the set suits people who simply want room to experiment. Children get a gentle introduction to how bricks connect and how to make a structure stand firm, while adult builders often use packs like this to top up supplies for their own designs. Nothing is prescribed. Whether you end up with a street, a vehicle or something abstract is entirely down to you, and you can take it apart and start over whenever you wish.
Using this page
Scroll down for the complete parts list, showing all ten part types with their quantities. That is useful when you are buying a used pack and want to be sure nothing is missing. If you already own it, try the “What can I build?” tool, which compares your bricks with other models and suggests builds you could make straight away. It turns a loose box of basics into a project, even when you have no instructions at hand.
FAQ
- How many pieces are in Brick Pack 300?
- There are 812 pieces in 10 different part types. No minifigures are included.
- Which colours does it contain?
- Blue, white, red and yellow appear most often. The parts list shows the exact split.
- Does it come with a set model to build?
- It is a stock of bricks for freestyle building. The “What can I build?” tool can suggest models for you.
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