Designer Sets

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Designer Sets are LEGO sets that come with an assortment of System pieces made for creating and designing your own models with, in the tradition of Basic and FreeStyle. They include Idea Booklets to help with model inspiration, and come with no instruction booklets. Designer sets were introduced in 2005 and their content as well as the philosophy of stirring creativity by just providing LEGO pieces and a design outline overlapped with Creator, into which Designer was eventually merged in 2006.

A subtheme of Designer was X-Pods which ran from 2004 to 2006.

Contents 1 Qualities 2 List of Designer Sets 2.1 2003 2.2 2004 2.3 2005 2.4 2006 3 See Also

[edit] Qualities

Designer sets can usually be distinguished by having one main model to sell with, two other models with full instructions, and inspiration for other models. They are favorites for children, teens and adults who enjoy LEGO more for building and designing rather than playing with and fantasizing.

[edit] List of Designer Sets

[edit] 2003

• 4047 Ultimate Wheels
• 4048 Mech Lab
• 4096 Micro Wheels
• 4097 Mini Robots
• 4098 High Flyers
• 4099 Robobots
• 4100 Maximum Wheels
• 4101 Wild Connection
• 4401 Little Creations
• 4402 Sea Riders
• 4403 Air Blazers
• 4404 Land Busters

[edit] 2004

• 4505 Sea Machines
• 4506 Deep Sea Predators
• 4507 Prehistoric Creatures
• 4508 Titan XP
• 4886 Building Bonanza

[edit] 2005

• 4881 Robo Platoon
• 4882 Speed Wings
• 4883 Gear Grinders
• 4884 Wild Hunters
• 4888 Sea Explorers

[edit] 2006

• 5482 Ultimate House Building Set

[edit] See Also

X-Pod