LEGO® RoboRider Database Set
The RoboRider Database Set is a 1999 catalogue entry with 128 pieces. It is not a typical retail box but gathers parts of the RoboRider theme into a single database record.
- Set number
- ROBORIDER
- Year
- 1999
- Pieces
- 128
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Database Sets
- Different parts
- 128
Parts list 128
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No part matches this colour selection.
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Description
Understanding database sets
A database set is not an ordinary retail box but a catalogue record. It collects the parts belonging to a particular theme, in this case the RoboRiders of 1999. That means there are no minifigures and no boxed instructions of the kind you would find on a toy-shop shelf. What you do get on this page is a complete list showing which elements belong to the entry. For collectors it is mainly reference material that makes links within the catalogue visible.
Few shapes, many pieces
The 128 pieces are spread over just 16 different shapes. That is a strikingly low figure and tells you many elements appear several times over. For building, this is handy: repeated parts combine easily into larger surfaces, frames or chassis. At the same time the list stays short and clear, so you can see within moments which pieces are present and in what quantity, without wading through a long inventory of one-off elements.
Dark tones with a yellow accent
Black, dark turquoise and dark grey shape the selection, with yellow supplying contrast. The mix looks technical and fits the Robo name. Dark turquoise in particular rarely shows up in standard sets, so it can be interesting for custom models. If you want to build robots, vehicles or machines in a moody style, this is a coherent palette. Black and dark grey also blend with a great many other collections, which makes the parts easy to reuse.
Placing it in your collection
Use the parts list to check what you own or are hunting for. With “What can I build?” you can see which other sets become possible once these 128 pieces join your stock. Because this is a 1999 database entry, it is aimed at enthusiasts who like to document their collection completely. Bricoria files it under “Other” and lists it next to the regular sets, without overstating what it is.
FAQ
- What is the RoboRider Database Set?
- A 1999 catalogue entry that bundles parts of the RoboRider theme. It is not a normal retail set.
- How many pieces does it contain?
- 128 pieces in 16 different shapes. There are no minifigures.
- Which colours are included?
- Mainly black, dark turquoise, dark grey and yellow. Quantities are shown in the parts list.
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