How many minifigures are in Central Station 148-1?

It includes 5 minifigures and 293 pieces in total.

Which range does it belong to?

It is part of the 4.5V train range and came out in 1975.

How many different parts are there?

The parts list names 36 different parts, each with its quantity.

Train 4.5V

LEGO® Central Station

Central Station 148-1 was released in 1975 in the 4.5V train range. It has 293 pieces and comes with 5 minifigures.

Set number: 148
Year: 1975
Pieces: 293
Minifigures: 5
Theme: 4.5V
Different parts: 40

What can I build with it?

Parts list 40

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 5

LEGOLAND Red Torso, Blue Legs, Black Hat fig-0002404 pieces × 1
LEGOLAND Blue Torso, Red Legs, Black Hat fig-0003794 pieces × 1
LEGOLAND Female White Torso, White Legs fig-0049664 pieces × 1
LEGOLAND Female Blue Torso, White Legs fig-0049674 pieces × 1
LEGOLAND Red Torso, Blue Legs, Red Hat fig-0049684 pieces × 1

Description

The station for your layout

This station belongs to the 4.5V train range and was released in 1975. It is designed as a building that completes a track layout. With 293 pieces, 36 of them different, it stays compact and builds quickly. Five minifigures populate the platform as travellers or staff. The parts list on this page lets you check a second-hand copy for completeness, and if you are putting together a railway line, this gives you the matching terminus building.

Red, white, light grey and black

Red and white shape the facade, light grey provides calm surfaces for platform and masonry, and black adds edges and detail. The result looks like a classic station building and sits well beside trains in strong colours. The parts list shows the exact split. That is practical if you want to rebuild the station or borrow the palette for stations of your own, and it shows which shades you would need to top up if pieces are missing.

Five figures on the platform

Five minifigures bring the station to life. You can have passengers waiting, put staff along the track or act out arrivals and departures. For a set of this size that is a real advantage: the building is small enough for a compact layout, yet the figures still create a sense of activity. Collectors like sets such as this because they show a slice of early railway history at brick scale and display well on a shelf.

Reusing the bricks

If you already own the station, the “What can I build?” tool on Bricoria shows which other sets you could build, fully or in part, from your pieces. Basic bricks in red, white, light grey and black appear in many models, so the hit rate is high. The box becomes a supply of parts for town buildings, warehouses or something entirely different, and you save yourself extra orders.

FAQ

How many minifigures are in Central Station 148-1?: It includes 5 minifigures and 293 pieces in total.
Which range does it belong to?: It is part of the 4.5V train range and came out in 1975.
How many different parts are there?: The parts list names 36 different parts, each with its quantity.

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