How many pieces does the Pink Brick Box contain?

It has 224 pieces in 48 different parts, plus one minifigure. The set came out in 2012.

Is there a fixed set of instructions?

The set is meant for free building. You can design your own models and recombine the parts whenever you like.

Which colours are included?

Mainly bright pink, white, dark pink and dark purple. The parts list shows the exact split.

Make & Create Bricks & More

LEGO® Pink Brick Box

The Pink Brick Box arrived in 2012 as part of the Make & Create range, with 224 pieces and one minifigure. It suits anyone who wants to build freely in a colour world far from the usual red and blue.

Set number: 4625
Year: 2012
Pieces: 224
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Bricks & More
Different parts: 77

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 77

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Spare parts (10)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 1

Dark Purple Torso, White Legs, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0015374 pieces × 1

Description

Free building in pink

The brick boxes in this range come without a single main model and give you a starter pot of parts instead. In the pink version the appeal lies in the colour: rather than the usual primaries, shades of pink dominate, which gives everything a distinctive look at once. With 224 pieces you can put together a small villa, a garden or a fantasy castle. If you like guidance, the set normally offers suggested builds to get you started. It is a good entry point for children who find standard colour boxes dull.

Pink, white and purple

The main colours are bright pink, white, dark pink and dark purple. Thanks to the white, the mix stays pleasantly light and lets the stronger shades stand out. Dark pink and purple work well as accents for roofs, furniture or flowers. For children who enjoy playing with colour it makes a welcome change. Combined with other boxes, the set also adds contrast that makes buildings and landscapes look livelier than they would in a single colour. Even small details such as flowers or furniture get a unique look of their own.

Small but versatile

Among the 224 pieces there are 48 different parts. That is a moderate variety: enough special shapes for windows, roof pieces and decoration, with plenty of standard bricks as a base. The single minifigure brings life to the scene and fixes the scale. For a first step into free building a set like this works well, because it does not overwhelm yet still leaves room for several different models. The minifigure can act as the house's resident and shows at once how big doors and windows need to be.

Parts list and reuse

The complete parts list with colours and quantities sits further down this page, which is handy when buying second hand. The “What can I build?” tool shows which models you could make from your collection together with this box. Pink bricks are scarce in many collections, so the box is also worth considering as a supplement if you are missing certain shades for builds of your own. If you sort a collection by colour, you can see here at a glance how much pink is really included.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Pink Brick Box contain?: It has 224 pieces in 48 different parts, plus one minifigure. The set came out in 2012.
Is there a fixed set of instructions?: The set is meant for free building. You can design your own models and recombine the parts whenever you like.
Which colours are included?: Mainly bright pink, white, dark pink and dark purple. The parts list shows the exact split.

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