How many pieces does the farm contain?

The set has 101 pieces in 55 different shapes. No minifigures are included.

Which colours dominate?

Mostly red, white, green and dark orange, which suit a barn and pasture.

Yes, it comes from the educational range using Duplo-sized bricks and can be combined with other Duplo pieces.

Educational and Dacta Duplo and Explore

LEGO® Farm

The Farm 9233 was released in 2005 as part of the educational range using Duplo-sized bricks. It has 101 pieces that come together as a small farmyard.

Set number: 9233
Year: 2005
Pieces: 101
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Duplo and Explore
Different parts: 62

What can I build with it?

Parts list 62

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

Country life, toddler-sized

A farm is a subject that grabs children early. They know barns, fences, fields and animals from picture books and day trips. This set from the educational Duplo line picks that up and supplies 101 large, easy-to-hold pieces. It was aimed at nurseries and pre-schools but works just as well at home. The bricks press together and come apart without fuss, so the farm can be rebuilt again and again in a new layout.

Why 55 different parts?

The variety stands out. Among the 101 pieces there are 55 different shapes, which is a high share and points to plenty of special elements, perhaps for roofs, gates or other building details. That gives the farm more character than a heap of plain bricks would. Browsing the parts list on this page shows how much is packed into a set of this size, and makes it easy to see exactly what belongs in the box.

Red, white, green and dark orange

The palette feels like a classic farm. Red and white shape the buildings, green stands for grass and pasture, and dark orange adds a warm, earthy tone. Children can link colours to meaning: green is the ground, red is the barn. No minifigure is included, but figures from other Duplo sets can join in, because all the pieces use the same stud system and fit together without any adapters. That makes the farm easy for parents to explain, too.

Checking, expanding, reusing

Since the set dates from 2005, you will most likely meet it second-hand. The parts list helps you confirm that nothing is missing. If you already own other Duplo pieces, the "What can I build?" tool on Bricoria shows which models become possible with your combined stock. A single farm can quickly grow into a larger landscape this way, with no extra instructions and no new purchases needed. It also keeps existing bricks in use.

FAQ

How many pieces does the farm contain?: The set has 101 pieces in 55 different shapes. No minifigures are included.
Which colours dominate?: Mostly red, white, green and dark orange, which suit a barn and pasture.
Is this a Duplo set?: Yes, it comes from the educational range using Duplo-sized bricks and can be combined with other Duplo pieces.

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