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Set VIDIYO-TILES VIDIYO Tiles - Database Set
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VIDIYO Tiles - Database Set

The VIDIYO Tiles – Database Set brings together 80 individual BeatBix tiles from the LEGO® VIDIYO range, mainly as a reference for the parts list. With 80 pieces across just as many unique parts, almost every element here is one of a kind. This isn't a standard build with instructions.

Set number
VIDIYO-TILES
Year
2021
Pieces
80
Minifigures
0
Theme
Database Sets
Different parts
80
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 80

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (54)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

Not a build, a parts collection

Unlike most entries in this catalogue, this page doesn't describe a regular, retail LEGO set – it covers a collection of BeatBix tiles from the LEGO® VIDIYO range. VIDIYO paired physical bricks with an app that recognised individual printed tiles and turned them into digital music-video effects. This database set gathers a selection of those tiles for cataloguing purposes, not as a standalone product meant to be assembled. Anyone who owns a VIDIYO set will already recognise the idea from the individual tile packs that came bundled with the BeatBox models. For the cataloguing purpose of this page, that's a useful addition, even without a finished model to show for it.

80 pieces, 80 different designs

What stands out here is the ratio of 80 pieces to 80 unique parts: there's essentially no repeated element. That sets this set apart from a typical build, where individual bricks are usually reused several times over. For the parts list on this page, that means an especially long and varied overview of individual tile designs, useful for anyone looking up a specific motif. For collectors hunting a specific tile design, that completeness is particularly useful.

Turquoise, yellow, lime and black

The colour range of dark turquoise, yellow, lime and black gives a small glimpse of the colourful, pop-culture-inspired look of the VIDIYO line. Anyone hunting for specific BeatBix tiles for their own VIDIYO collection, or curious which designs exist in which colours, can find a detailed breakdown in the parts list on this page. The bold, high-contrast colours echo the stage lighting and music-video aesthetic the VIDIYO range draws its designs from. Anyone who still uses the app, or used it in the past, may recognise individual designs from their own VIDIYO sets.

A useful reference

Even though this set isn't something you build in the traditional sense, it works well as a reference: collectors and VIDIYO fans can search for specific tile designs here without needing to buy a whole set. The full parts list on this page provides the details for every individual element, including colour and design, making it easy to spot which tiles are still missing from a personal collection. This page can also serve as a starting point for identifying which specific tiles are still missing.

FAQ

Is the VIDIYO Tiles – Database Set a regular retail set?
No, it's a collection of BeatBix tiles put together for cataloguing purposes, not a retail set that comes with build instructions.
Why are almost all the parts different?
The set gathers individually printed BeatBix tiles from the VIDIYO range, which is why 80 of the 80 pieces each show a unique design.
What were BeatBix tiles originally used for?
They were scanned by the LEGO VIDIYO app to trigger digital music-video effects.

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