Service Packs
- Sets
- 504
- Since
- 1970
- Newest set
- 2013
Not every set builds a model. Service Packs supplied extra bricks, plates and special pieces, and 504 of them appeared between 1970 and 2013.
Sub-themes
Sets per decade
504 sets
2010s
2000s
1990s
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Plates, Small
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Bricks Assorted, Green
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Transparent Elements
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Connectors
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Roof Bricks Assorted, Black
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Wild West Accessories
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Black Plates Assorted
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RES-Q Equipment (Tools)
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Kitchen Set
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Head Wear
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Dressing Up Accessories
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Belville Fairy Tale Accessories
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Decorated Elements
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Garden Set
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Space Port Accessories
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Technic Pulleys and Rubber Belts
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Technic Cyber Slam Accessories
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Large Plates
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Tubes
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Technic Silver Wheels
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Technic Toggle Joints & Connectors / Pegs, Bushings, & Couplers
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Antennas and Control Sticks
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Diving Accessories
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Castle Accessories
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Hinges, Couplings and Turntables
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Adventurer's Accessories
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Space Accessories
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Aquazone Accessories
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Technic Cross Axles
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Crane and Digger Accessories
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Belville Beach Accessories
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Technic Racks & Pivots
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Bricks with Studs
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Fences
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Technic 9v Motor with gear reduction
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Floor Plate
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Wild West Accessories
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Headgear (Hats and Hair)
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House
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Technic Small Beams and Plates
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Technic Gears & Differentials
About Service Packs
Top-ups for your collection
These packs were the official way to get more of a particular piece: a bag of red bricks, a handful of small plates, or replacement parts for a train or a Technic model. There is usually no finished model on the box, just the elements. That makes the theme useful for builders who want to extend what they have, and for anyone trying to understand which parts were sold separately over the years.
Largest packs
Transparent Plates, Bricks, Toolholders (5128-1) from 1996 tops the list with 80 pieces. Small Plates with Tool Holders, Disks, Cones (5053-1) from 1993 follows with 76, and Plates, Small (5320-1) from 1999 has 66. Even with 504 entries, none of the packs reaches 100 pieces; they were meant to top up a collection, not to replace a full set. Plates and small elements such as tool holders, disks and cones dominate the upper end of the list.
The 1987 colour packs
A neat run of five packs appeared in 1987, each with 62 bricks in a single colour: Bricks, Red (5140-1), Bricks, Blue (5141-1), Bricks, White (5142-1), Bricks, Yellow (5143-1) and Bricks, Black (5144-1). They show how basic colours were sold to top up existing collections.
Two specialist branches
Service Packs has its own sub-themes for Technic and Train. The Technic packs cover chains, joints and connectors; the Train packs hold wheels, rubber rims, signals and points accessories. Each has a separate page with its own list of packs. If you are restoring an older set, the parts lists help you work out which pack once contained the element you are missing, and the set number makes it easier to search for on the second-hand market.
FAQ
- Do Service Packs include building instructions?
- Most are simply collections of loose parts meant to supplement other sets, so there is no particular model to build.
- What colours were the 1987 brick packs?
- Red, blue, white, yellow and black, each pack with 62 pieces.
- How long were Service Packs produced?
- The theme spans 1970 to 2013.






