Who is this set intended for?

It's mainly aimed at schools, to top up existing LEGO Education computer science and AI sets.

How many pieces does 45546 have?

The set has 224 pieces across 54 unique parts and colours.

How many minifigures are included?

The set includes four minifigures.

Educational and Dacta

Computer Science & AI 3-5 Replacement Pack

Set 45546 is a replacement parts pack from the LEGO Education range, aimed at classroom computer science and AI activities for grades 3 to 5. With 224 pieces, four minifigures and 54 unique parts, it's designed to top up existing classroom sets.

Set number: 45546
Year: 2026
Pieces: 224
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Educational and Dacta
Different parts: 54

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 54

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Minifigures 4

Monochrome Bright Green fig-0156573 pieces × 1
Monochrome Red, 28621 Head fig-0156643 pieces × 1
Monochrome Blue fig-0156663 pieces × 1
Monochrome Bright Light Orange, 28621 Head fig-0166923 pieces × 1

Description

A set built for the classroom

Unlike a typical build set, this pack exists to replace lost or damaged parts from a larger Education set used to teach computer science and AI basics, making it aimed primarily at schools rather than private collectors who want to reorder specific components instead of buying a whole new set. Checking the full parts list on this page makes it easy to see how the different colours and shapes come together in the finished model. The finished model can then be placed flexibly on a shelf or desk, regardless of whether other sets from the same range are already on display.

Colours and parts

White, Black, Dark Turquoise and Dark Purple make up the palette, chosen for easy identification in a classroom setting. Of the 224 pieces, 54 are unique parts and colours; the full list is on the parts list on this page. The limited colour range also makes it easier to sort parts back into place after a lesson. For collectors who already own similar sets, the combination of theme and piece count is a fairly natural reason to add this one to the shelf. Anyone still deciding can check the full list of colours and shapes used on this page for a closer look before buying.

Four minifigures

Four minifigures are included, useful for simple classroom scenarios, such as illustrating programming sequences with tangible figures. In a teaching context, they work more as a practical tool than a collectible, reused across different exercises rather than displayed. The build itself offers enough variety to keep even an experienced builder engaged for a short session, without feeling overly complicated. Checking the full parts list on this page makes it easy to see how the different colours and shapes come together in the finished model. The build itself offers enough variety to keep even an experienced builder engaged for a short session, without feeling overly complicated.

Practical rather than collectible

The set favours function over aesthetics and mainly serves to keep existing Education sets complete. It's still of interest to collectors for its unusual part combination, one that doesn't appear in this form in any regular retail set. Compared with other sets of similar size, it's clear how much detail has been packed into a fairly limited piece count. For collectors who already own similar sets, the combination of theme and piece count is a fairly natural reason to add this one to the shelf.

FAQ

Who is this set intended for?: It's mainly aimed at schools, to top up existing LEGO Education computer science and AI sets.
How many pieces does 45546 have?: The set has 224 pieces across 54 unique parts and colours.
How many minifigures are included?: The set includes four minifigures.