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LEGO® ANWB Roadside Assistance Crew

The ANWB Roadside Assistance Crew is a 1996 town set with 264 pieces and three minifigures. It portrays the breakdown service of the Dutch motoring club ANWB.

Set number
2140
Year
1996
Pieces
264
Minifigures
3
Different parts
113
What can I build with it?

Parts list 113

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Spare parts (1)

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Minifigures 3

Description

Help at the kerbside

The set is based on the ANWB, the large Dutch motoring club whose roadside patrols are a familiar sight in the Netherlands. The model picks up that everyday scene: a vehicle on call, a crew and the equipment that goes with them. At 264 pieces it stays manageable and can be built in a single afternoon. For town collections it is a nice example of a set that shows a real-world job rather than an invented scenario. The three figures tell a small story of their own.

Yellow as a signature

Yellow is the main colour, joined by light grey, black and blue. The strong shade means the vehicle stands out on a baseplate among other models. Light grey and black handle the technical areas such as the chassis and equipment, while blue adds accents. If you want to mix these colours with your own bricks, the parts list shows which elements are included, in what quantity, and which of them you may already own.

Three figures, 86 element types

Three minifigures turn the vehicle into a small scene, and 86 different elements give it solid variety. Some of these are wheels, windows and special bricks that work well in other vehicles. If you already build cars or lorries, they make useful additions to your stock and to your own conversions, for example a tow truck in another colour scheme or with extra equipment on the back. Extra windows or wheels are always handy.

Part of a bigger town

The set comes from the Classic Town theme, so it fits alongside the many town models of its time. You can place it next to petrol stations, police stations or garages and lay out a small street. And if you want to reuse the parts deliberately, try the “What can I build?” tool, which shows which other models become possible with your collection once this set is added. Models from this period mix well, as scale and style stayed consistent.

FAQ

What does ANWB stand for?
ANWB is a large Dutch motoring club, and the set shows its breakdown service.
How many pieces and figures are included?
There are 264 pieces in 86 different shapes and three minifigures.
Will it fit into an existing town?
Yes, it belongs to the Classic Town theme and combines well with other town sets.

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