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Set 10014 Caboose
Train 9V

LEGO® Caboose

The Caboose is a freight-train car from the 9V train line, released in 2001. It has 170 pieces and no minifigures, and this page lists every part.

Set number
10014
Year
2001
Pieces
170
Minifigures
0
Theme
9V
Different parts
52
What can I build with it?

Parts list 52

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Spare parts (3)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

The last car on the train

A caboose hangs at the very end of a freight train and was traditionally the working and resting space for the crew travelling with it. As a model it is a rewarding build: the structure is clear, with a body, roof and chassis, and it finishes off a train visually. At 170 pieces it is modest in size and can be built on a quiet evening, ready to roll behind a locomotive afterwards.

Part of the 9V world

The name 9V refers to the electric track system that drew power through the rails. If you own such a layout or plan to build one, this car adds a fitting final touch to your train. The set dates from 2001, which makes it one of the older cars of the line, and railway fans still look for it today. If you collect, pay particular attention to completeness and to the condition of wheels and couplings.

Black, red and a touch of blue

The main colours are black, red, dark grey and transparent light blue. Black and dark grey form the running gear and roof, red supplies the classic accent of a carriage body, and the transparent blue parts recall glass or signal lights. This scheme is timeless and suits almost any train. The parts list shows which shapes come in which colour, so you can reuse them for other wagons or station buildings without digging through big boxes.

47 different parts, no figures

With 47 distinct parts among 170 bricks, you find many standard shapes plus a few special elements for chassis, coupling and roof. No minifigures are included, so the car stands entirely on its own and remains a pure railway model. The Can I build this? tool on this page lets you check which further wagons or buildings you can assemble from these parts and your own stock, without buying anything extra. That pays off especially if you are planning a longer freight train.

FAQ

What is a caboose for?
It hangs at the end of a freight train and was once the car for the crew. As a model it completes the train visually.
How many pieces does the set have?
170 pieces, 47 of them different. No minifigures are included.
Which line does the car belong to?
The 9V train line, the electric track system, and it was released in 2001.

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