What age group is City Central Airport 10764 designed for?

As part of the LEGO Juniors line, it's aimed at younger children building more independently, with larger pieces and simpler steps than a typical City set.

How many minifigures and roles does the set include?

It includes five minifigures, likely pilots, staff and travellers, offering an unusually wide range of role-play options for a set this size. That makes it easy to act out typical airport scenes.

What pieces and colours does the set feature?

The set has 376 pieces across 153 unique parts, mainly in white, black, light grey and yellow. The full parts list is further down this page.

Juniors

LEGO® City Central Airport

City Central Airport 10764 is a LEGO® Juniors set: a compact airport with a terminal, a plane and service vehicles, designed for younger builders. With 376 pieces and five minifigures, it offers plenty of roles for imaginative travel and flying play.

Set number: 10764
Year: 2018
Pieces: 376
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Juniors
Different parts: 153

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 153

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (5)

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

Minifigures 5

Pilot - Black Torso, Black Legs Black Hat fig-0091424 pieces × 1
Worker - Blue Torso, Orange Legs, Red Helmet with Ear Protectors fig-0091434 pieces × 1
Worker - Orange Torso, Orange Legs, Red Helmet with Reddish Brown Hair fig-0091444 pieces × 1
Pilot - Blue Torso, Blue Legs, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0091454 pieces × 1
Medium Blue Torso, Dark Red Legs, Dark Orange Hair fig-0091464 pieces × 1

Description

An airport built for younger builders

As part of the LEGO Juniors line, this set is designed specifically for younger children, using larger, easier-to-handle pieces and simpler building steps than a typical City set. It includes a small terminal building, a plane and at least one service vehicle, so everyday airport routines such as checking in, boarding and ground handling can all be acted out. With five minifigures – likely pilots, staff and travellers – the set covers an unusually wide range of roles for its size, keeping role-play varied even for a single child playing alone.

Functional colours, child-friendly parts

White, black, light grey and yellow create the familiar airport look, with clear, easy-to-read colour blocks similar to real terminals and aircraft. Across 376 pieces, the set uses 153 unique parts, a reasonable variety for a Juniors set that adds enough visual interest without overcomplicating the build. The full parts list with every colour is further down this page, also useful for parents checking a second-hand set for missing pieces.

A stepping stone towards classic City sets

City Central Airport works well as a starter set for children early in their LEGO building journey, and equally as an addition for younger siblings in families with a larger City collection already. The modest piece count and clear split between terminal, plane and vehicle make it realistic to finish in one sitting, keeping motivation high throughout. Once built, it combines easily with other Juniors or simpler City sets to form a bigger travel-themed scene.

Role-play built around travel

Because the set covers several typical airport roles at once, it supports small travel stories, from checking in at the terminal through to boarding and the plane taking off. Children who have already flown themselves tend to recognise the routines, which makes it easy to fold their own travel memories into the play. The combination of building, vehicle and plane also offers enough variety to keep the set engaging over time without needing further additions. For families who travel often, it can double as a playful way to introduce a child to what happens at an airport before a real trip.

FAQ

What age group is City Central Airport 10764 designed for?: As part of the LEGO Juniors line, it's aimed at younger children building more independently, with larger pieces and simpler steps than a typical City set.
How many minifigures and roles does the set include?: It includes five minifigures, likely pilots, staff and travellers, offering an unusually wide range of role-play options for a set this size. That makes it easy to act out typical airport scenes.
What pieces and colours does the set feature?: The set has 376 pieces across 153 unique parts, mainly in white, black, light grey and yellow. The full parts list is further down this page.

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