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Set 5634 Feeding Zoo
Duplo Legoville

LEGO® DUPLO® Feeding Zoo

Feeding Zoo is a 2009 Duplo Town set made up of 53 chunky pieces. It is aimed at toddlers who like looking after animals while they sort and stack bricks.

Set number
5634
Year
2009
Pieces
53
Minifigures
0
Theme
Legoville
Different parts
44
What can I build with it?

Parts list 44

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Description

Built for toddlers, not collectors

At 53 pieces this is a modest Duplo box, and there are no minifigures involved. The bricks are large enough for small hands to grip and press together without help. The idea is to build a simple enclosure, put the animals inside and act out feeding time. For children this young the finished model matters far less than the handling of the parts, and the oversized elements are designed around that. Assembly takes only a few minutes, which leaves most of the time for play.

A warm, earthy palette

The main colours are red, reddish brown, dark orange and a bright light orange. These are warm, earthy tones that suit wooden pens, feeding stations and animal houses. Reddish brown reads as timber or soil, while red adds a strong accent. For young children, saturated colours also help with sorting and naming, which is part of the learning that Duplo is known for. If you later build Duplo farms or towns, these shades blend in easily with other sets and bulk bricks in your collection.

Thirty-five different parts in fifty-three

The ratio of total pieces to variety stands out: 35 distinct parts among only 53 elements. Almost every piece appears just once, which is unusually varied for a Duplo set. It means the zoo is more than a stack of identical bricks, with special elements serving as animals, fence sections or accessories. The full parts list on this page shows every colour and quantity, which is handy if you are tracking down a missing piece or comparing the contents against bricks you already own.

Folding it into a wider collection

Duplo bricks connect with each other across decades and themes, so this set works alongside farms, town sets and plain building bricks. If you already own Duplo, the “What can I build?” tool on Bricoria can show which models become possible once you combine your stock with this one. The set came out in 2009 and is mostly found second-hand now. A quick look at the parts list will tell you whether its rarer elements are worth picking up for your own box.

FAQ

What age is Feeding Zoo meant for?
It is a Duplo set with large bricks, so it is aimed at toddlers. The manufacturer's exact age recommendation is printed on the original box.
Does it include any minifigures?
No. The 53 pieces are bricks, accessories and animal figures in the Duplo format.
Can I mix it with other Duplo sets?
Yes, all Duplo bricks fit together. You can extend the zoo with farm, town or basic brick sets to build a larger scene.

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