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Set DATABASE-2001 2001 - Unused Parts Database Set
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LEGO® 2001 - Unused Parts Database Set

The 2001 database set is not a product you can buy, but a collective entry in a parts catalogue. It lists 59 pieces connected to the year 2001.

Set number
DATABASE-2001
Year
2001
Pieces
68
Minifigures
0
Theme
Database Sets
Different parts
68
What can I build with it?

Parts list 68

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Description

An entry, not a box

“DATABASE-2001” is not a set that was ever sold in shops. Brick databases create collective sets like this to record parts that first show up in a given year or that have no home in a proper set of their own. That is why it sits under “Other / Database Sets”. It has no instructions and no minifigures, and is purely a catalogue entry covering 59 pieces in 26 different part types. People who land on this page are usually looking for specific information about a part.

Why such entries exist

Anyone who analyses parts by year and origin also needs elements that appear in no other set in the database. A database set makes sure these parts have a place at all and can be looked up by colour, shape and year. For builders with no interest in catalogues it is hardly relevant, but for people hunting for parts it can be useful when a rare element appears nowhere else. For everyone else it is mostly a footnote in the structure of the catalogue.

Colours and parts

Black, yellow, white and red dominate the mix. This is not a designed colour scheme as with a model but more of a by-product of the recorded pieces. You can only build with it if you actually own the parts, for example from a collection of loose bricks. Then the same applies as for any stash: with matching colours you can quickly make small vehicles, signs or details for larger scenes. There are no fixed instructions for that, though.

Using the parts list

This page has the complete parts list with all 59 pieces and their colours. It helps mainly when looking up individual elements from 2001. If you own matching bricks, the “What can I build?” tool shows which models you can make with them together with your other sets, even though this entry itself never appeared as a box. The set therefore remains mainly a useful reference for parts from that year.

FAQ

Can I buy this set?
No, it is a database entry rather than a retail product.
How many pieces does the entry list?
59 pieces in 26 different part types, with no minifigures.
What is the parts list useful for?
For looking up elements from 2001 and for finding build ideas with your own parts.

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