LEGO® Basic Town
Basic Town (9064-1) comes from the Educational and Dacta range and contains 208 pieces with no minifigures. This page lists every part and shows what else you can build.
- Set number
- 9064
- Year
- 1999
- Pieces
- 208
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Duplo and Explore
- Different parts
- 51
Parts list 51
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Description
Bricks for the classroom
This set belongs to the Educational and Dacta range from LEGO® and within it to the Duplo and Explore group, which is aimed at younger children. It has 208 pieces and no minifigures. Instead of a single model the idea is free building: children put together houses, streets and buildings from their own imagination and tell stories about them. That makes the set interesting for nurseries, primary schools and the toy box at home alike. The absence of figures leaves children free to bring their own toy people, animals or cars from other boxes.
Just 30 part types
With 30 different part types the choice is deliberately small. That helps younger children find their way, because the same bricks can be combined again and again in new ways. For you it means the parts list is short and easy to check if you buy a used copy. And since many bricks appear several times, a quick look is enough to see what is missing and to reorder the right amounts. That helps parents especially, who want to check before buying whether a copy is still complete.
Yellow, red, blue and green
The four basic colours yellow, red, blue and green define the set. They are bold and easy to tell apart, which makes them well suited to learning colours, shapes and patterns. They help with sorting too, because children can group bricks by colour and count them. For later projects the set remains a useful supply of standard colours that almost every collection needs at some point. Recognising patterns, such as red-blue-red, is easy to practise with these bricks as well.
Building on with your collection
The “What can I build?” tool on this page shows which models you can make from these bricks together with your collection. That is handy when children have already built a lot and need fresh inspiration. The basic set can grow into a village, a school or a railway station, for example. It stays useful even after the first town has long since been taken apart and put back in the box. The bricks are sturdy enough to be rebuilt time and again, which is a clear advantage for learning material.
FAQ
- How many pieces does Basic Town have?
- Set 9064-1 has 208 pieces in 30 part types. No minifigures are included.
- Who is it meant for?
- It belongs to the education range and is aimed at younger children who build freely and learn about colours and shapes.
- Which colours are included?
- Mainly yellow, red, blue and green. The parts list shows the exact quantities.
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