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Set DATABASE-2015 2015 - Unused Parts Database Set
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LEGO® 2015 - Unused Parts Database Set

This entry is not a retail set but a database set that gathers parts from 2015 which never appeared in any other set. It holds 56 pieces across 43 different parts and no minifigures.

Set number
DATABASE-2015
Year
2015
Pieces
58
Minifigures
0
Theme
Database Sets
Different parts
57
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Parts list 57

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Description

Understanding database sets

You will not find a database set in any shop. These entries exist so that parts which appear in catalogues and inventories, yet belong to no regular set, can be recorded properly. The 2015 version collects such elements and ties them to a single year. That means there is no box to buy and no instruction booklet to follow. For collectors the list is still worth a look, because it hints at which parts or colours showed up that year without ever being packed into an ordinary retail box.

Lots of colours, little repetition

The ratio is telling: 56 pieces but 43 different parts, so nearly every element appears once or in very small numbers. The colour mix of yellow, medium lavender, medium azure and trans-light blue fits that picture too. It reads like a collection of individual special colours rather than a planned model. If you want to compare colour names and part numbers, this page gives you a compact overview that would otherwise mean digging through dozens of separate set inventories.

Using the list in your own collection

Even without building instructions, the list is useful. If you are hunting for parts from 2015 or cataloguing your own bricks, the inventory makes cross-checking easy. The “What can I build?” tool on this page also helps you find real sets that could be assembled from a similar stock of parts. Each element in the parts list below is shown with its colour and quantity, so you can tell at a glance whether anything sits in your own boxes and whether a closer search would be worthwhile.

Limits of this list

It helps to set the right expectations: a database set does not describe a box with fixed contents but a collection of catalogue data. Quantities and colours come from how the entry was recorded and need not match anything that was ever packed and sold. In everyday use, treat the list as a reference book rather than a shopping list. If you need one particular part, the part search is the better route, because it shows which real sets contain that element.

FAQ

Can I buy this set?
No. A database set is a catalogue entry rather than a retail product. Individual parts from it can be found with the part search.
Why are there no minifigures?
The entry records loose building elements only, not finished figures, so the minifigure count is zero.
How should I use the parts list?
Compare it with your own stock or look for specific 2015 parts. “What can I build?” also suggests sets you could assemble.

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