
LEGO® DUPLO® Bucket
Bucket 4833-1 is a Duplo Basic Set released in 2000, holding 51 oversized pieces in red, yellow, green and blue. It is meant as a starter collection for free play rather than a model with instructions. Browse the parts list below or use the "What can I build?" tool to see where the bricks could fit.
- Set number
- 4833
- Year
- 2000
- Pieces
- 51
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Basic Set
- Different parts
- 12
Parts list 12
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Duplo Brick 2 × 2 × 11
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Duplo Brick 2 × 2 × 11
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Duplo Brick 2 × 2 × 11
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Duplo Brick 2 × 2 × 10
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Duplo Brick 2 × 4 × 1
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Duplo Brick 2 × 4 No longer produced · last seen 2024 × 1
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Duplo Brick 2 × 4 × 1
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Duplo Brick 2 × 4 × 1
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Duplo Fence 1 × 6 × 2 with Red Stripes Print No longer produced · last seen 2013 × 1
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Duplo Car with Yellow Wheels and '1' Print No longer produced · last seen 2001 × 1
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Duplo Brick 1 × 2 × 2 with Road Sign Stop Print No longer produced · last seen 2001 × 1
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Duplo Figure, Early Child, Hair Swept Left Brown, Blue Legs, Red Top with Blue Overalls Print No longer produced · last seen 2001 × 1
No part matches this colour selection.
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Description
A simple starter tub
This set is exactly what the name suggests: a bucket full of Duplo bricks. You get 51 pieces in six different shapes, coloured red, yellow, green and blue. There is no minifigure and no special theme, which keeps the focus on stacking and combining. For families building a first Duplo collection, it is an affordable-sized starting point, and the bucket itself solves the daily problem of where all those bricks should go.
A near twin on the shelf
Another set released the same year, the Medium Idea Bucket, lists identical numbers: 51 pieces, six part types and the same four colours. If you already own one, this page's parts list helps you check how much overlap you would be buying. For collectors who like completeness, such near-duplicates are worth noting, while for parents it simply means there is more than one route to a similar box of bricks.
Play with no plan
Without instructions, children decide what happens next. They might build a long wall, a bridge, a car or just the tallest tower the bricks allow. The large size makes it forgiving, because pieces go together easily and still hold well enough to carry a model across the room. Adults can add small challenges, such as a tower in only two colours or a house with a garage, turning an ordinary tub into a series of short games.
Fitting into a bigger collection
Every Duplo brick is compatible with the rest of the range, so this bucket slots straight into larger collections. The four basic colours are useful in almost any build. Here you can read off each part number with colour and quantity. If you own several sets, the "What can I build?" tool combines everything you have and suggests models you can make without buying more, which is a good way to give old tubs fresh purpose.
FAQ
- How many pieces are in the bucket?
- There are 51 pieces in six part types, mainly in red, yellow, green and blue.
- Does it come with building instructions?
- It is a free-play set without a specific model, so you build whatever you like.
- Can it be combined with other Duplo sets?
- Yes. All Duplo bricks are compatible and can be mixed freely.
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