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Sets, or kits, are the most common way to buy your bricks. A single set is typically designed to build a specific model (or one of few models) based on supplied instructions. Depending on price, sets may contain as few as a dozen bricks, or thousands.

Set identification is the main purpose of LEGO Groups product numbering, although non-set products also receive numbers.

Sets are organized into themes, e.g. Blacktron, City, Star Wars, or Knights' Kingdoms.

Sets, or kits, are the most common way to buy your bricks. A single set is typically designed to build a specific model (or one of few models) based on supplied instructions. Depending on price, sets may contain as few as a dozen bricks, or thousands.

Set identification is the main purpose of LEGO Groups product numbering, although non-set products also receive numbers.

Sets are organized into themes, e.g. Blacktron, City, Star Wars, or Knights' Kingdoms.

Please include the identification for questions about unknown elements.

Sets, or kits, are the most common way to buy bricks. A single set is designed to build a specific model (or one of few models). Depending on price, sets may contain as few as a dozen bricks, or thousands.

Set identification is the main purpose of Lego's product numbering, although non-set products also receive numbers. Sets are organized into themes, e.g. Blacktron, City, Star Wars, or Knights' Kingdoms.

Sets, or kits, are the most common way to buy your bricks. A single set is typically designed to build a specific model (or one of few models) based on supplied instructions. Depending on price, sets may contain as few as a dozen bricks, or thousands.

Set identification is the main purpose of LEGO Groups product numbering, although non-set products also receive numbers. 

Sets are organized into themes, e.g. Blacktron, City, Star Wars, or Knights' Kingdoms.

Sets, or kits, are the most common way to buy bricks. A single set is designed to build a specific model (or one of few models). Depending on price, sets may contain as few as a dozen bricks, or thousands.

Set identification is the main purpose of Lego's product numbering, although non-set products also receive numbers. Sets are organized into themes, e.g. Blacktron, City, Star Wars, or Knights' Kingdoms.

Manufacturers other than Lego use a similar distribution system. For example Mega Bloks's Block Squad theme contains several sets roughly equivalent to Lego's Police theme.

Sets, or kits, are the most common way to buy bricks. A single set is designed to build a specific model (or one of few models). Depending on price, sets may contain as few as a dozen bricks, or thousands.

Set identification is the main purpose of Lego's product numbering, although non-set products also receive numbers. Sets are organized into themes, e.g. Blacktron, City, Star Wars, or Knights' Kingdoms.