Baby, not to be confused with the DUPLO subtheme, was released originally as DUPLO Primo in 1995. In 1997 it became independent and external of the DUPLO theme, as Primo. In 2000, it was once again renamed to Baby. In 2002, it and DUPLO formed Explore. Baby ran again from 2004 and was discontinued in 2006. In 1979, the theme was returned to the name of DUPLO, and received its logo, a rabbit designed in a style similar to PRIMO's elephant. [5] Continuation and new ideas ( 1980 - 2000)

In 1993, a grey-train rail system, 4.5v arrived. Since then there have been two others. Only two motorized sets were released in the DUPLO theme. Use this set with the 10874 Steam Train or 10875 Cargo Train to extend the possibilities of your LEGO® DUPLO® train collection. With the success of the Friends line, DUPLO added more female characters and girl based sets in 2012, 2013 and 2014. saw licensed sets introduced to DUPLO, with Winnie the Pooh Explore and licensed success ( 2000 to present)The DUPLO Figure cannot be broken and rebuilt. If the smaller-sized kid figures move one arm, the other arm moves too. The arms of standard-sized DUPLO figures can be moved Independently. Try floating the little boat in the bath! WARNING: The locomotive and batteries must NOT be placed in or used near water. When DUPLO/Pre-School sets were introduced in their final form in 1969, the first DUPLO sets had a green LEGO logo. This logo was short lived, and by 1971 new DUPLO sets were introduced that used the red LEGO logo, and the text 'DUPLO' in green on the box'.

In 1983, DUPLO Figures were similar to their current design, with moveable limbs. They were more like larger minifigures than their predecessor, minus the ability to be taken apart, due to their target audience being young children. It also saw the first DUPLO Trains, and the DUPLO Baby series. DUPLO Aliens made an appearance at the end of The LEGO Movie and are also a main part of The Lego Movie 2 On the first of January in 1997, Primo and DUPLO were officially renamed LEGO DUPLO and LEGO PRIMO. Accessory elements include a gas pump, coffee machine, cup, chocolate bar, milk bottle, fishing net, bread, bananas, parcel, cash register, wrench, fish and a menu.

In 2001, DUPLO released Bob the Builder sets, which have since become one of the longest running licensed themes. Develop imagination and early role-play skills using the LEGO® DUPLO® figures to create endless journeys and adventures.