How many pieces and figures are included?

The Train Level Crossing has 327 pieces and 2 minifigures.

Which colours dominate?

Mostly black and red, plus light grey and dark grey.

When was it released?

It came out in 2003 and belongs to the Town / World City theme.

Town World City

LEGO® Train Level Crossing

The Train Level Crossing was released in 2003 in the Town / World City theme. It has 327 pieces and two minifigures to watch over the traffic around the tracks.

Set number: 10128
Year: 2003
Pieces: 327
Minifigures: 2
Theme: World City
Different parts: 122

What can I build with it?

Parts list 122

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (6)

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

Minifigures 2

Conductor - Dark Blue Jacket, Dark Blue Legs, Dark Red Hat, Glasses fig-0002534 pieces × 1
Worker - Orange Safety Vest, Blue Legs, Red Helmet, Stubble Beard fig-0004854 pieces × 1

Description

Where rail meets road

A level crossing is a small piece of infrastructure, yet it makes a model railway layout feel believable. This LEGO® set supplies the crossing along with its accessories, so cars and trains can meet. Black and red set the tone, with light and dark grey for the road and track bed. At 327 pieces it is less a train set than an addition to a bigger railway layout, one you can expand bit by bit and bring to life with buildings, vehicles and figures.

Two figures for the scene

The two minifigures suit a crossing scene well: one can watch the traffic while the other waits at the barrier or works on the line. With sets like this, play comes from small stories rather than one big model, and the figures give the crossing a purpose straight away. If you own several city sets, you can slot the crossing in between a station and a road, which turns separate models into one connected layout that feels like a real place.

Plenty of different parts

The variety is striking: 102 different elements make up the 327 pieces. That points to lots of small special parts such as signals, warning signs or fences, rather than large quantities of identical plates. This page carries the full parts list with quantities and colours. It helps when you check a used copy, and when you want to reorder the small items that tend to disappear first, simply because they are tiny and light. Warning signs and fence parts in particular are often missing from used copies.

What the parts become next

The parts from a level crossing can be reused in many ways, for example as road signs, fences or details on your own buildings. “What can I build?” on Bricoria shows which other sets your collection can make. If you add the Train Level Crossing to your collection, its parts are included in that calculation automatically, so you can tell straight away whether a new idea is only a few bricks away.

FAQ

How many pieces and figures are included?: The Train Level Crossing has 327 pieces and 2 minifigures.
Which colours dominate?: Mostly black and red, plus light grey and dark grey.
When was it released?: It came out in 2003 and belongs to the Town / World City theme.

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