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Description
Play comes first
With Duplo, play matters more than precision, and this fire station shows it well. The bricks are large and easy for small hands to grip and push together. The model is a building where rescue vehicles can park and stories can unfold. We cannot say here exactly how many figures or vehicles the box holds, but there are no minifigures in the classic sense in this set, as the figures follow the Duplo style.
Red as the lead colour
The main colours are red, white, dark bluish grey and yellow, which is just what you would expect from a fire brigade. Red makes the building recognisable from across the room, white and grey structure the walls and floor, and yellow adds warning accents. What stands out is the variety: the 76 pieces cover 38 different part types, so on average each shape appears only about twice. That points to many special elements rather than plain basic bricks. Anyone who already owns other Duplo sets will recognise many shapes and colours at once.
Building it together
For pre-school children, clicking the pieces together is already an experience of its own. Parents can help with the build and talk about colours, shapes and the names of the vehicles as they go. After that it is all about play: raise the alarm, drive out, put out the fire, return to the station. Duplo elements are sturdy and sized to be safe for the intended age group, so the set copes well with everyday life in a children's room.
Parts list and mixing with other sets
The full parts list below covers all 76 pieces. It comes in handy if a brick has vanished under the sofa and you want to replace it. The “What can I build?” tool shows what else you could put together from the Duplo bricks you own. Because Duplo sets are compatible with one another, the town grows with every additional set, for example the Tropical Island from the same range. It is also practical at tidy-up time, as everything is quick to sort by colour and shape.
FAQ
- How many pieces does the Fire Station have?
- It consists of 76 pieces in 38 different part types. There are no classic minifigures.
- What age is Duplo made for?
- Duplo bricks are designed for toddlers and pre-school children. The exact age recommendation is printed on the box.
- Does it work with other Duplo sets?
- Yes, Duplo pieces can be combined with each other, so you can extend the station with other Town sets to make a larger town.
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