Make & Create

LEGO® Deluxe Brick Box

The Deluxe Brick Box 6167 came out in 2006 as part of Make & Create. With 701 pieces and two minifigures, it is a box for building freely rather than following one set plan.

Set number
6167
Year
2006
Pieces
701
Minifigures
2
Different parts
166
What can I build with it?

Parts list 166

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 (3)

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

Minifigures 2

Description

Two figures to build for

Many brick boxes ship without any people, but this one includes two minifigures. They give open-ended building a direction, because suddenly someone needs a house, a vehicle or a place to work. A pair of figures turns loose bricks into a small play scene almost at once. For younger builders that nudge can be useful, since nobody has to start from a blank page. With 701 pieces there is also enough material to build something for each figure without running short of bricks.

Reading the colour mix

Red, white, yellow and blue are the main colours in the box. It is a typical mix for basic brick sets and combines easily. White and yellow work well for buildings, red for roofs and vehicles, and blue for details such as windows or water. Sorting the bricks by colour quickly shows what you have and in what quantity. That helps most when several people build from the same tub at once and have to share the pieces between them.

Seventy part types

The catalogue records 70 different part types. For a box of this size that is a respectable figure, and it points to more than plain rectangular bricks. More shapes mean more options for roofs, curves or connections. The complete parts list on this page shows each shape with its colour and quantity. You can use it to judge whether the set fits a particular project or whether you would need to add a few elements before getting started.

Adding to a collection

The box suits newcomers as readily as collectors topping up their stock of standard colours. Use the “What can I build?” feature to see which models can be assembled from these parts alone or together with your own collection. This pays off especially if you own several boxes from the same period, because basic bricks from different years usually mix without trouble. That makes the Deluxe Brick Box a flexible building block for plenty of later projects, not only one afternoon of play.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with it?
The catalogue lists two minifigures. They work as a starting point for your own play scenes.
How many pieces are in the box?
The set has 701 pieces in 70 different part types. You can see every element in the list on this page.
Is there a main model to build?
No, the box is meant for free building. “What can I build?” shows which models can be made from the parts.

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