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Pick a Brick Set

The Pick a Brick Set EG00124-1 bundles 200 loose LEGO® pieces in the four primary colours yellow, red, white and blue. Rather than a finished model, it's pure building material: twelve different part types you can use to build freely, top up a collection or make repairs. This page lists every part and colour included.

Set number
EG00124
Year
2025
Pieces
200
Minifigures
0
Theme
Other
Different parts
12
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Description

A curated bundle, not a boxed set

EG00124-1 isn't a single buildable model with step-by-step instructions; it's a curated bundle of 200 pieces drawn from just twelve part types. That's the hallmark of a Pick a Brick style set: instead of one specific build, you get a stack of basic components meant to be mixed into whatever you're already working on. For builders who need several identical bricks or plates at once, rather than one-off special pieces, this kind of set solves a problem that themed boxes rarely do.

Yellow, red, white and blue

The colour palette sticks to four strong primaries: yellow, red, white and blue. It's a bold, classic combination that reads clearly from a distance and blends easily with most existing brick collections, whether you're building houses, vehicles or abstract shapes. Because there are no accent or speciality colours mixed in, the set stays visually simple, which makes it a practical choice for younger builders, classroom projects or anyone who wants a tidy, high-contrast starting palette.

No minifigures, no fixed model

There are no minifigures here and no instructions for a specific build, which is worth knowing before you buy. What you do get is raw material for repairs, top-ups or entirely free building. If a piece has gone missing from an older set, or you simply want more of a shape you already use often, a bundle like this is often more useful than another boxed set with a fixed design and its own dedicated parts.

Reading the parts list

Because this set is defined by its part types rather than a finished model, the parts list on this page is the most useful thing here. It shows exactly which twelve shapes are included and how many come in each of the four colours, so you can check compatibility with another project or track down a replacement for a lost piece before deciding whether this set fits your needs.

FAQ

Does this set come with instructions for a specific model?
No. EG00124-1 is a Pick a Brick style bundle of loose pieces with no fixed model and no printed instruction booklet.
How many different part types are included?
The 200 pieces are made up of just twelve part types, spread across yellow, red, white and blue.
Who is this set best suited to?
Builders who need spare or extra pieces, want to top up a collection, or enjoy free building without a set design, less so anyone after a ready-made display model.

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