Dimensions

Starter Pack Parts

Set 71200 documents the complete parts list of a LEGO Dimensions Starter Pack: 267 pieces that make up the Toy Pad base, a small vehicle and three minifigures. This page is particularly useful if you want to check a secondhand set for completeness or reorder a missing piece.

Set number
71200
Year
2015
Pieces
267
Minifigures
3
Different parts
93
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 93

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (11)

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

Minifigures 3

Description

What a starter pack contains

A LEGO Dimensions Starter Pack breaks down into three building sections: the Toy Pad base, a small vehicle, and three minifigures. Together these sections make up the set's 267 pieces. If you've bought a used set and want to check it's complete, this page works as a full reference list with every element number and colour, handy for spotting a missing piece without the original instructions or box in hand. It also helps when sorting a mixed parts bin by set.

93 different elements

Of the 267 pieces, 93 are unique elements, a higher variety than the piece count alone suggests. That comes down to the technical base, which needs special shapes for sensors and light effects, while the vehicle and minifigures mostly use standard bricks. The colour palette stays simple: Light Bluish Gray and black form the backbone, Dark Blue adds accents, and clear Trans-Light Blue pieces stand in for the light-up sections of the real base once it's connected to a console.

The minifigures in this set

Three minifigures come with the set, and true to LEGO Dimensions form, they're drawn from different licences rather than one shared theme. That crossover approach sets it apart from classic theme lines like City or Friends, where every figure belongs to the same story world. For minifigure collectors, that mix is exactly the appeal, since one box adds figures to several different collections at once rather than just deepening a single theme.

Using the parts list

The full, colour-sorted parts list sits further down this page, showing every element with its colour and quantity, ready to use when reordering individual bricks. That's particularly useful for a 2015 set like this one, since some of its colour variants have become harder to find over the years. With the list to hand, the set stays fully completable long after the original box and instructions are gone, even if the loose bricks turn up in a mixed bin years later.

FAQ

Is 71200 a standalone set or part of something bigger?
It documents the parts of a LEGO Dimensions Starter Pack, made up of the Toy Pad base, a vehicle and three minifigures.
What's this parts list useful for?
Mainly for checking a used set's completeness or reordering individual bricks.
Which colours dominate the set?
Light Bluish Gray and black form the base, with Dark Blue accents and clear Trans-Light Blue pieces.

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