LEGO Duplo 10446 3in1 Wild Animal Families

LEGO set 10446, 3in1 Wild Animal Families, depicts wild animal families with buildable habitats.

This set fits the Duplo theme through a simple animal subject and a construction style intended for clear, hands on play.

The French retail title refers to a turtle, tiger, elephant, fallow deer and panda, together with buildable habitats.

The set is best understood as a play and storytelling box rather than a display oriented model. In a Duplo collection, it sits naturally alongside other nature, animal and early learning subjects. From a catalogue perspective, its defining points are the Duplo classification, the absence of minifigures and the focus on several wild animal families within one compact set.

Inventory of set 10446

The inventory of set 10446 lists 92 pieces, spare parts excluded: 57 different lots (one shape in one color) for 39 part shapes.

Colors of set 10446

Main color: bright green, making up 9.8% of the parts, followed by lime (9.8%) and medium nougat (8.7%).

Most common parts in set 10446

20 of the 39 part shapes in this set have their own page on Setopedia, with their colors, element numbers and the other sets that use them. See all LEGO parts

Exclusive parts in set 10446

2 part shapes in set 10446 appear in no other set in the catalog, most often printed elements, stickers or molds specific to the model. If one gets lost, you will need to look for it individually, for example on BrickLink, rather than in another set. Counting colors, 6 lots in the set are not found in any other set.

Rebuilding set 10446 from another set

Share of the parts of set 10446 found in each of these similarly sized sets, counting shape, colour and quantity:

No similarly sized set goes above 32%: the model relies on a little-shared assortment, most of which has to be gathered piece by piece.

Size of set 10446 within its line

With 92 pieces, set 10446 ranks #99 out of 522 Duplo sets in our database, which have an average of 69 parts. Among the 625 sets released in 2025, it ranks #514.