Girder and Panel Building Sets - Girder and Panel Set Details

Girder and Panel Set Details

Here are the original Girder and Panel sets made by Kenner Toys. The parts counts were verified from Kenner Set boxes.

Kenner Toys
Set number & name Date Pieces
1 Girder and Panel Building Set 1957 104
2 Girder and Panel Building Set 1957 189
3 Girder and Panel Building Set 1957 287
4 Bridge and Turnpike Set 1958 214
5 Bridge and Turnpike Set 1958 330
6 Bridge and Turnpike Set 1958 543
7 Combined Girder and Panel, Bridge and Turnpike 1959 613
8 Motorized Girder and Panel, Bridge and Turnpike 1960 640, later 675
9 Motorized Girder and Panel, Bridge and Turnpike 1960 860, later 921
10 Motorizing Set (adds 1 motor, esp. for sets 1-7) 1960 100
11 Hydrodynamic Building Set (1 motorized pump) 1961 437
12 Hydrodynamic Building Set (2 motorized pumps) 1961 634
14 Build-A-Home Set 1962 111
15 Build-A-Home Set 1962 200
16 Build-A-Home Subdivision Set 1962 410
17 Skyrail Building Set (Flat Box - 1 Skyrail car) 1963 481
18 Skyrail Building Set (Flat Box - 2 Skyrail cars) 1963 753
21 Modern-As-Tomorrow Girder and Panel Building Set 1964 137, later 141
22 Modern-As-Tomorrow Girder and Panel Building Set 1964 234, later 242
23 Modern-As-Tomorrow Girder and Panel Building Set 1964 376, later 381
23C Modern-As-Tomorrow Building Set (Vertical Box) 1964 382
24 Freeway USA Bridge and Highway Set 1964 246, later 249
25 Freeway USA Bridge and Highway Set 1964 369, later 374
26 Freeway USA Bridge and Highway Set 1964 736
26C Freeway USA Building Set (Vertical Box) 1964 749
27 Combined Modern-As-Tomorrow/Freeway USA Set 1965 472
28 Combined Modern-As-Tomorrow/Freeway USA Set 1965 675
30 Skyrail Building Set (Vertical Box - 1 Car) 1963 481
31 Skyrail Building Set (Vertical Box - 2 Cars) 1963 753
32 GirderMatic Building Set (1 motor unit) 1965 687
33 GirderMatic Building Set (2 motor units) 1965 945

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