
LEGO® Giant Airport
The Giant Airport (9121) belongs to the Educational and Dacta range and came out in 1999. It has 97 pieces and no minifigures, since the range is aimed at the youngest builders.
- Set number
- 9121
- Year
- 1999
- Pieces
- 97
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Duplo and Explore
- Different parts
- 40
Parts list 40
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Duplo Toolo Wheel with Connector Pin No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 14
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Duplo Toolo Tyre / Tire No longer produced · last seen 2008 × 14
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Duplo Toolo Tool Screwdriver No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 5
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Duplo Toolo Brick 2 × 2 with Angled Bracket with Forks and 2 Screws No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 4
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Duplo Toolo Arm 2 × 6 with Triangular Set Screw and Clip Ends No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 4
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Duplo Brick 2 × 2 × 3
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Duplo Brick 2 × 2 × 3
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Duplo Toolo Brick 2 × 5 with 8 Side Screw Sockets, Swivel Bracket End and Clip End No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 3
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Duplo Toolo Cabin Bottom No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 3
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Duplo Toolo Arm 2 × 11 with Triangular Set Screw End No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 3
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Duplo Toolo Brick 2 × 2 with Holes and Clip on Bottom No longer produced · last seen 2000 × 3
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Duplo Brick 2 × 4 × 2
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Duplo Toolo Wing with Screw No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 2
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Duplo Brick 2 × 4 × 2 Rounded Ends No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 2
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Duplo Toolo Arm 2 × 6 with Triangular Screw at Both Ends No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 2
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Duplo Toolo Brick with Screw 2 × 2, with Angled Arm with Clip No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 2
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Duplo Toolo Hydro Nozzle No longer produced · last seen 2000 × 2
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Duplo Toolo Propeller Small with Yellow Center Screw No longer produced · last seen 2000 × 2
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Duplo Toolo Wing 4 × 2 Center Brick, with Two Raised 2 × 2 Wings with Cut Corners No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Brick 2 × 2 × 1
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Duplo Toolo Plane Tail 4 × 3 with Angled Corners No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Toolo Arm 2 × 10 with Angled Arm, with End Clip No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Toolo Brick 2 × 5 with 8 Side Screw Sockets, Swivel Bracket End and Clip End No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Toolo Arm with Fake Pulley and Hook No longer produced · last seen 2000 × 1
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Duplo Hose with Yellow Nozzle and Stud Holder No longer produced · last seen 2004 × 1
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Duplo Hose 11L with Stud Holder and Black Hose No longer produced · last seen 2004 × 1
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Duplo Brick 2 × 2 Slope 45° with Medical Console Diagnostic or Locator Print No longer produced · last seen 2006 × 1
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Duplo Toolo Arm Turning with Set Screw End No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Toolo Arm Turning with Clip End No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Figure, Early, Hair Bob Black, Red Legs, Red Buttons and Gray Wrench, Glasses Print No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Figure, Early, Fire Helmet White, Black Legs, Fire Jacket with Zipper Print No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Figure, Early, Hard Hat Yellow, Blue Legs, Wrench in Pocket Print No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Figure, Early, Aviator Hat Yellow, White Legs, Buttons, Airplane, Turned Down Nose Paint No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Toolo Tool Wrench No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Toolo Brick 2 × 8 with 10 Side Screw Sockets, Swivel Bracket End and Clip End No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Toolo, Propeller, 3 Blades No longer produced · last seen 2000 × 1
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Duplo Toolo Brick 2 × 8 with Curved Ends No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 2
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Duplo Toolo Windscreen No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 2
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Duplo Toolo Arm 2 × 12 with Triangular Set Screw at Both Ends and in the Middle No longer produced · last seen 1999 × 1
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Duplo Toolo Plate 4 × 12 No longer produced · last seen 2000 × 1
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Description
A set from the education range
The Educational and Dacta range was developed for schools, nurseries and learning settings rather than for the ordinary toy shelf. This set follows that approach: it is filed under Duplo and Explore, which means extra-large bricks made for small hands. An airport gives children plenty to talk about, from travelling and vehicles to watching how work gets done on the ground and in the air. The set dates from 1999 and is a good example of the range.
Few parts, strong colours
With 97 pieces the airport counts as a small set, yet with bricks of this kind that is a good amount of material. The main colours are black, red, blue and yellow, exactly the clear primaries that toddlers learn to tell apart and name early on. The variety is kept low, with 37 different parts, which also helps at tidy-up time. It is less a collector's item than practical building and learning material, and it fits well into a larger box that already holds other bricks.
No figures, lots of imagination
No minifigures are included, and that is not a drawback. Children of this age bring their own figures, animals or vehicles and invent the stories themselves. The airport only provides the stage: a layout that can be changed, extended and rearranged as often as you like. For adults looking for a Duplo set that sparks conversations about journeys and jobs, the theme is a good starting point. It is less suited to display, but all the better for playing together on the floor.
Parts list and combinations
The parts list, with all 37 different parts, is on this page. It lets you check a second-hand set for completeness, which matters particularly with large bricks, because every single piece gets used in play. The “What can I build?” tool shows which other models you could make from the parts you own. Because the bricks are simple and sturdy, they mix easily with other Duplo sets and can be combined into a larger play world over time.
FAQ
- Are there any minifigures?
- No, the set has no minifigures and consists of 97 pieces.
- Which range does the airport belong to?
- The Educational and Dacta range, more precisely the Duplo and Explore area.
- Which colours dominate?
- Black, red, blue and yellow.
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