LEGO Duplo Building Sets consists of basic brick assortments designed for young children, featuring large, easy-to-handle pieces that encourage creativity and free play. These sets provide a foundation for early building skills with a variety of colorful bricks, doors, windows, and figures, allowing for open-ended construction. Aimed at preschoolers, the theme emphasizes simple stacking, imaginative play, and hands-on learning, making it a staple in the Duplo lineup.
1986 LEGO Sets
In 1986, LEGO continued its legacy of innovation, introducing new concepts that expanded both creative play and educational applications. This year was particularly significant for the LEGO Technic line, which had originally debuted as the Expert Builder series in 1977 but was officially rebranded as LEGO Technic in 1984. By 1986, Technic sets had further evolved, offering builders more specialized elements like gears, pins, beams, and pneumatic components, allowing for the construction of intricate mechanical models with realistic moving parts. These sets provided a deeper exploration into engineering principles, appealing to older children and LEGO enthusiasts who sought advanced building challenges.