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Container (22 parts)

Small Minifig-scale containers that are often used to store food or other accessories.

The Treasure chest which debuted in 1989’s LEGO Pirates theme is probably the most iconic of these Minifigure-scale containers.

Container (22 parts)
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1×1×1 Bucket
95343
Bucket Handle
95344
1×3 Box
69066
2×2×1 Box
35700
2×2×2 Box
61780
3×4×1⅔ Crate
30150
2×2×1⅔ Barrel
2489
½ Barrel, Large (Tub)
64951
2×4 Treasure Chest
4738
2×4 Lid, Curved
4739
2×4 Lid, Flat
80835
N
2×3×2 Cupboard
92410
2×3×5 Cupboard
2656
N
2×3 Drawer
4536
2×3 Cupboard Door
4533
2×2×2 Box
4345
2×2 Box Door
4346
Trash Can
92926
Basket
93092
Sack
10169
Minifig Basket
4523
Backpack, Open
92590

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