How many pieces and figures does the shed include?

The set has 670 pieces, 121 of them different, and 2 minifigures.

Does it come with a train?

Going by the details we have, this is the building. You would need track and trains from other sets to make a layout.

How do I find missing pieces?

Compare your collection with the parts list on this page to see which bricks are missing or surplus.

Town World City

LEGO® Train Engine Shed

The Train Engine Shed from 2003 is a railway building with 670 pieces and 2 minifigures. It belongs to the World City range from LEGO® and gives trains a place to be stored and looked after.

Set number: 10027
Year: 2003
Pieces: 670
Minifigures: 2
Theme: World City
Different parts: 154

What can I build with it?

Parts list 154

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (8)

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

Minifigures 2

Worker - Orange Safety Vest, Blue Legs, Red Helmet, Black Moustache fig-0047794 pieces × 1
Train Machinist - White Torso, Blue Overall, Blue Hat, Red Scarf fig-0047805 pieces × 1

Description

A building for the station yard

An engine shed is where locomotives spend the night and get ready for their next job. This set puts that idea onto the baseplate in 670 pieces. It is not a train but part of the surroundings that make a railway layout believable. If you already own track and wagons, you now have somewhere for them to belong, and you can join station and workshop into a small working scene with a clear purpose.

Two figures and a day on the line

Two minifigures come with the set and give the building its scale. They can act as drivers, mechanics or station staff and bring the scene to life without much extra spending. At 121 different elements the variety is respectable, so the model is not just standard bricks: the roof structure and doors get shapes of their own. It is worth looking inside when you play, because there is more going on than a plain front wall.

Dark grey, red and black

The palette is clearly industrial: dark grey, red, black and light grey shape the building. Dark walls and roof surfaces look like soot-stained brickwork, while red elements add accents at the doors and details. It suits the picture of a yard that is used every day. In a bigger landscape the shed does not shout, it settles in between track, signals and platforms. The parts list on this page shows the colour split in detail, which is handy if you plan to match other buildings.

Collecting, completing, rebuilding

A set from 2003 is mostly found second-hand today, and it is not always complete. The parts list on this page makes it easy to compare what is missing. “What can I build?” also helps you use the bricks in new models if you do not want to keep the shed standing for good. The roof parts and wall elements work equally well for factories, warehouses or stations that you design yourself.

FAQ

How many pieces and figures does the shed include?: The set has 670 pieces, 121 of them different, and 2 minifigures.
Does it come with a train?: Going by the details we have, this is the building. You would need track and trains from other sets to make a layout.
How do I find missing pieces?: Compare your collection with the parts list on this page to see which bricks are missing or surplus.

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