What age is it meant for?

It belongs to the Juniors range, aimed at younger children and beginners, with short build stages and sturdy parts.

How many minifigures come with it?

Three minifigures, along with 175 pieces, 69 of which are different parts.

Does it combine with other sets?

Yes, the grey and yellow pieces suit other construction and city sets. Try “What can I build?” for concrete ideas.

Juniors

LEGO® Demolition Site

Demolition Site is a 2017 set from the Juniors range with 175 pieces and three minifigures. This page gives you the full parts list and a few notes on who the set is for.

Set number: 10734
Year: 2017
Pieces: 175
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Juniors
Different parts: 80

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 80

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Minifigures 3

Worker, Blue Torso, Blue Legs, Red Helmet, Beard fig-0091474 pieces × 1
Worker, Orange Overalls over Blue Sweater, Red Hard Hat fig-0091484 pieces × 1
Worker, Orange Overalls over Blue Sweater, Red Hard Hat (3626c Head) fig-0123834 pieces × 1

Description

A first building-site build

Juniors sets are aimed at children who are just starting with bricks, and it shows here. The build stages are short, many pieces are large and firmly connected, and the finished model copes with rough play. The theme is demolition and site work, an idea most children grasp immediately. At 175 pieces the set is not tiny, yet it stays manageable for beginners, especially when an adult helps with the first few steps of the instructions.

Grey, black and yellow

Light bluish grey, black, yellow and dark bluish grey set the look, which are exactly the colours of a real construction site. Grey pieces form the structure being torn down, while the yellow elements stand for the machinery. With 69 different parts there is some room for creativity. The grey bricks and plates in particular are useful if you later want to make your own buildings, ruins or roads and need a decent supply of basic material.

Three figures, plenty of stories

Three minifigures is a good number for a set of this size. They allow small stories, for example workers knocking down a building while someone watches or directs the job. Since the model is meant for play, the pieces move easily and can be rebuilt. It is less of a display model, though it slots nicely into a city layout if you already own other construction vehicles or buildings that could share the same scene.

What next?

The parts list on this page shows each element with its colour and quantity, which helps with sorting and with replacing anything that goes missing. The “What can I build?” tool also checks which other models you can assemble from your collection plus these bricks. The many grey parts and yellow details mix well with other sets, so with little effort you can grow this into a bigger building-site scene of your own.

FAQ

What age is it meant for?: It belongs to the Juniors range, aimed at younger children and beginners, with short build stages and sturdy parts.
How many minifigures come with it?: Three minifigures, along with 175 pieces, 69 of which are different parts.
Does it combine with other sets?: Yes, the grey and yellow pieces suit other construction and city sets. Try “What can I build?” for concrete ideas.

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