Is there one main model to build?

Not really. This is an open box of bricks, so the idea is to build your own models. The parts list on this page shows exactly what is inside.

Who is this set suited to?

Anyone who likes free building, from children who want a simple pile of bricks to collectors who want a stock of basic parts.

How varied are the parts?

Not very: 64 distinct parts across 1,104 pieces means plenty of repeats, which suits sturdy walls and simple shapes.

Make & Create

LEGO® Deluxe Starter Set

The Deluxe Starter Set (7795-1) is a 2006 Make & Create box with 1,104 pieces and 3 minifigures. It is meant for building whatever you like, starting from a big pile of colourful basics.

Set number: 7795
Year: 2006
Pieces: 1,104
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Make & Create
Different parts: 153

What can I build with it?

Parts list 153

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Minifigures 3

Blue Torso, Red Legs, Red Cap fig-0093664 pieces × 1
White Torso, Blue Legs, Blue Cap fig-0093674 pieces × 1
White Torso, Green Legs, Reddish Brown Hair, Female fig-0093684 pieces × 1

Description

Built around a big pile

A box of 1,104 pieces gives you room to start without worrying about running out. In 2006 that was a generous size for a starter set, and it is still enough for several small projects or one large one. The main colours are white, red, blue and yellow, which are the classic primaries plus a neutral. Models built from them tend to look cheerful and a little chunky, much like the toys many people remember from their own childhood. Because the palette is so simple, mixing in bricks from other boxes is easy too.

Sixty-four kinds, many repeats

Only 64 distinct parts share those 1,104 pieces, so each shape turns up again and again. That is useful when you build walls, floors or vehicle bodies, because you rarely reach a point where the one brick you need has run out. The trade-off is that fine detail is limited. Curved slopes, printed tiles and other special elements are thin on the ground, so creativity has to come from arrangement and colour rather than from clever parts. That limit can actually be a good teacher for newcomers.

Three minifigures to build for

The three minifigures set the scale. Build a doorway they can walk through, a car they can sit in, or a market stall they can stand behind, and the model suddenly has a purpose. With no fixed story attached to the set, the figures supply the first question: who lives here, and where are they going? Younger builders can answer by playing, while older ones might stage a whole scene on a baseplate and keep adding to it over the months.

Keeping the bricks working

Once the first builds are done, the parts list on this page shows every element and how many of each the set holds. Use the What can I build? tool to see which other sets could be assembled from these bricks, either alone or combined with the rest of your collection. A starter box like this often becomes the backbone of a collection, since its common shapes fit almost anything you add later on. Count on this list whenever you wonder if a particular brick is in the box.

FAQ

Is there one main model to build?: Not really. This is an open box of bricks, so the idea is to build your own models. The parts list on this page shows exactly what is inside.
Who is this set suited to?: Anyone who likes free building, from children who want a simple pile of bricks to collectors who want a stock of basic parts.
How varied are the parts?: Not very: 64 distinct parts across 1,104 pieces means plenty of repeats, which suits sturdy walls and simple shapes.

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