How many pieces does the set have?

It consists of 76 pieces in 50 different shapes. No minifigures are included.

Which range does it belong to?

It is part of the Educational and Dacta line, in the Duplo and Explore sub-range, and dates from 2001.

Can I combine it with ordinary Duplo bricks?

Yes, the bricks are compatible with the rest of the Duplo range.

Educational and Dacta Duplo and Explore

LEGO® Dolls Large Set

Dolls Large Set dates from 2001 and belongs to the Educational range of Duplo bricks. It contains 76 pieces intended mainly for role play in nurseries and at home.

Set number: 9127
Year: 2001
Pieces: 76
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Duplo and Explore
Different parts: 69

What can I build with it?

Parts list 69

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Description

Made for classrooms

This set sits under “Educational and Dacta”, the line LEGO® once offered to schools, nurseries and other educational settings. Such sets were often meant for groups and bought in numbers. With 76 pieces there is enough for one or two children to build a small scene together. There are no minifigures; the emphasis is on free play with figures, furniture and accessories rather than on following a fixed model. In a group it is easy to watch how children share out roles and invent stories together.

Variety over volume

The number of distinct elements is striking: 50 different shapes among 76 pieces. For a Duplo set that is unusually varied, and it means hardly any piece appears twice. Children keep finding something new instead of reaching for the same basic brick again and again. Red, yellow, green and blue remain the main colours and hold everything together visually, even though the shapes themselves differ a great deal from one another. Children who already name colours confidently can turn it into a sorting game: first by colour, then by shape.

Role play and language

Dolls are a natural way to act out everyday situations: getting dressed, eating, going to bed, having visitors. Young children practise language along the way because they describe what their characters are doing. Adults can ask questions and offer words, for furniture or clothing for instance. The large, sturdy pieces cope with daily play and can be recombined for every new scene without any risk of breaking them. When siblings or friends play together, the many different pieces also mean everyone can bring something of their own to the game.

Parts list and combinations

The full parts list with all 50 shapes is further down this page. If you own several Duplo sets, the “What can I build?” tool can tell you which extra models come out of the mixed collection. Thanks to Duplo compatibility the set fits with practically every other brick of this size, so it slots into an existing collection without any fuss. The unusual single pieces are particularly handy when a larger Duplo scene needs furniture, accessories or small details that the standard basic sets lack.

FAQ

How many pieces does the set have?: It consists of 76 pieces in 50 different shapes. No minifigures are included.
Which range does it belong to?: It is part of the Educational and Dacta line, in the Duplo and Explore sub-range, and dates from 2001.
Can I combine it with ordinary Duplo bricks?: Yes, the bricks are compatible with the rest of the Duplo range.

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