LEGO® Bulk Set

Description

Lots of material, few types

Most sets contain a varied mix of special parts, but the Bulk Set does the opposite: 144 pieces and only 9 different types. That means the same basic bricks are present in large numbers. For toddlers and groups this is ideal, because every child finds enough matching bricks and nobody has to hunt for the right part. There are no minifigures and no set model to follow, so building is free and led by imagination. That is what makes the pack so practical for groups, since there is simply no quarrel over rare special parts.

Yellow, green, red and blue

The four main colours are yellow, green, red and blue, exactly the primary shades familiar from learning materials for children. They are easy to tell apart and suit sorting and counting games, such as ordering towers by colour or laying out patterns. The parts list on this page shows how many bricks of each colour and shape are included, which makes planning easier for group activities. You can decide in advance how many children will manage with which quantity and whether a second pack is needed.

For learning and free play

The Duplo and Explore range is made for educational settings such as nurseries and primary schools. With only a few brick types, children learn first building principles: stacking, connecting, and making bridges and walls. The large bricks are easy to grip and safe for small hands. At home too, the pack makes a good foundation if you want material that is not tied to one single motif or storyline.

A base for more

A bulk pack like this suits other sets that use the same bricks, since the connections are consistent. If you already own a collection, it is a simple way to add standard shapes in primary colours. “What can I build?” on this page shows which models your entire collection allows, and the parts list helps you keep an eye on quantities when you are planning for a group or class.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Bulk Set contain?

Set 9027 from 2007 contains 144 pieces in 9 different types. There are no minifigures.

Who is the set intended for?

It is aimed at educational settings and at families looking for a large supply of simple basic bricks.

Which colours are included?

Mainly yellow, green, red and blue.