LEGO® Farm
Farm (9133-1) belongs to the Educational and Dacta line and dates from 1998. It has 96 pieces and no minifigures, and builds a small farmyard in red, white, brown and green.
- Set number
- 9133
- Year
- 1998
- Pieces
- 96
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Duplo and Explore
- Different parts
- 58
Parts list 58
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Description
A set for groups and classrooms
Dacta was the division aimed at schools and nurseries, and Farm shows how such a set was meant to work: it offers a familiar subject children grasp at once, and it is small enough for several groups to work with it at the same time. At 96 pieces the farm can be built in a single lesson. Afterwards it gives material for storytelling, counting and sorting, which is exactly what makes it interesting for learning situations with younger children and flexible in use.
Red, white, brown and green
The main colours suit country life: red for the barn and roof, white for walls and fences, brown for timber and ground, green for meadow and plants. The result is a clear, easy-to-read picture in which every colour has a job. Of the 96 pieces, 50 are different part types, so there are many individual elements rather than the same bricks again and again. The parts list on this page shows each type with its colour and quantity, which helps when you are hunting for specific elements.
No figures, plenty of imagination
There are no minifigures in the set, so animals and people come from whatever you have to hand or from other boxes. That invites you to keep building: a stable, a tractor or a vegetable patch is easy to add using the parts that are already there. If you buy a second-hand copy, pay particular attention to the small special parts when you check it, because they are the ones that go missing most often in older sets and are hardest to replace.
Reusing the parts
Even an educational set from the nineties is made of ordinary bricks that fit with other collections. The “What can I build?” tool on Bricoria shows which other models your own bricks can make, even if you took the farm apart long ago. For collectors of Dacta sets the parts list is also a practical aid for checking completeness and naming gaps precisely before you place an order for replacements. Teachers looking after a classroom collection will find that useful too.
FAQ
- Does the farm include minifigures?
- No, the set has 96 pieces and no minifigures.
- Who was the set meant for?
- It belongs to the Educational and Dacta line and was intended for use in schools and nurseries.
- How do I check that my set is complete?
- Compare your parts with the list on this page, which shows every type with its colour and quantity.
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