Bulk Bricks

Sets
136
Since
2000
Newest set
2006

Sometimes a builder needs a hundred of the same brick rather than a new model. Bulk Bricks gathers 136 such packs, released from 2000 to 2006.

136 sets

2000s

About Bulk Bricks

Raw material for your own ideas

Each pack in this theme focuses on one element, usually in a single colour. That makes them ideal for walls, floors, large mosaics or any build where you run out of one particular piece. Rather than a finished model with instructions, you get a supply of parts to use however you like.

What the packs contained

One hundred pieces was the typical quantity. Examples include 2 x 2 Black Bricks (3453-1), 2 x 2 Light Gray Bricks (3454-1), 2 x 2 White Bricks (3455-1), 2 x 2 Dark Green Bricks (3456-1) and 2 x 2 Red Bricks (3457-1). Plates came in the same way, for instance 2 x 4 Black Plates (3483-1) and 2 x 4 White Plates (3484-1). The largest pack is Bushes (10073-1) from 2003, with 130 pieces of foliage for landscaping. With 136 packs across seven years, the range covered a wide choice of shapes and colours. The set numbers run in tidy sequences, for example 3453-1 to 3457-1 for the 2 x 2 bricks, with a separate number for each colour. Despite the large number of packs, none of them goes beyond 130 pieces.

Making the most of spare parts

If you own a few of these packs, or simply a large pile of basic bricks, it is worth recording them in your collection. What can I build? on Bricoria compares your parts with every set in the catalogue, and common bricks like these often fill gaps in many models. The parts list on each pack page also shows the exact part and colour, which helps when you are sorting a mixed second-hand lot.

FAQ

How many pieces are in a Bulk Bricks pack?
Most packs contain 100 pieces. The largest, Bushes (10073-1), has 130.
When were Bulk Bricks packs available?
The 136 packs in this theme were released between 2000 and 2006.
Are Bulk Bricks packs useful for mosaics?
Yes. Packs of one element in a single colour suit mosaics and other builds that need large areas of the same colour.