How many pieces does the LEC Set 9691 have?

The set has 1,213 pieces in 129 different shapes. No minifigures are included.

Which range does it belong to?

It belongs to the Educational and Dacta range and came out in 2008.

Educational and Dacta

LEGO® LEC Set

The LEC Set belongs to the Educational and Dacta range and dates from 2008. It contains 1,213 pieces in bold primary colours but no minifigures.

Set number: 9691
Year: 2008
Pieces: 1,213
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Educational and Dacta
Different parts: 230

What can I build with it?

Parts list 230

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Description

From the education range

The Educational and Dacta range is aimed at schools and learning settings rather than ordinary toy shops. The LEC Set, at 1,213 pieces, is more a collection of useful bricks than a single model. Anyone who meets a set like this gets a broad choice of basic shapes that can be combined freely. There are no minifigures, so the focus lies on the bricks themselves and on the ideas you develop with them.

Bold primary colours

The main colours are red, white, yellow and blue, the classic palette most people picture when they think of building bricks. These colours give a cheerful, clear picture and make sorting easier. Across 1,213 pieces there are 129 different shapes, a decent mix of standard bricks and special parts. That makes the set well suited to experiments, where you try out how different constructions behave and what they can carry. The bold colours also show at once which parts belong together.

Free building and learning

Since there is no clearly fixed main model, you often build your own designs here: vehicles, buildings or small machines, whatever occurs to you. That makes the set interesting for families, learning groups or collectors who want a solid base of bricks. Children in particular benefit from working with clear colours and common shapes, and from trying out their own designs step by step without anyone telling them what the result should look like. A sorting tray keeps the colours apart.

Parts list and collection

The parts list on this page shows each element with colour and quantity, which is useful for sorting or reordering. The “What can I build?” tool tells you which other sets your own pieces could make. Because so many standard bricks come in primary colours, it is worth checking whether the contents fit with what you already own and what else you could realise with the two combined, since the list shows exact quantities.

FAQ

How many pieces does the LEC Set 9691 have?: The set has 1,213 pieces in 129 different shapes. No minifigures are included.
Which range does it belong to?: It belongs to the Educational and Dacta range and came out in 2008.
Which colours dominate?: Red, white, yellow and blue.

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