How many pieces and figures does Train Station 2150 have?

The set has 610 pieces, 114 of them different, and includes 8 minifigures.

Which theme does it belong to?

It belongs to the 9V train range and was released in 1996.

Which colours dominate?

Red, black, light grey and white shape the look.

Train 9V

LEGO® Train Station

Train Station 2150 belongs to the 9V train range and came out in 1996 with 610 pieces and eight minifigures. It adds a stop with platform, hall and waiting passengers to any layout.

Set number: 2150
Year: 1996
Pieces: 610
Minifigures: 8
Theme: 9V
Different parts: 163

What can I build with it?

Parts list 163

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Spare parts (11)

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

Minifigures 8

Conductor - Yellow Jacket, Black Legs, Red Hat fig-0005824 pieces × 1
Train Worker - Red Vest, Blue Legs, White Helmet, Moustache fig-0047894 pieces × 1
Train Worker - Red Vest, Blue Legs, White Helmet, Sunglasses fig-0047904 pieces × 1
Chef - White Torso, Light Gray Legs, Moustache fig-0049424 pieces × 1
Woman - White Torso with Horse, Pink Arms, White Legs fig-0049434 pieces × 1
Woman - Blue Jogging Suite, Blue Legs fig-0049454 pieces × 1
Man, Green Jacket, Light Grey Legs, Sunglasses, Brown Backpack fig-0049465 pieces × 1
Police - Sheriff, Black Suit, Brown Hair fig-0049504 pieces × 1

Description

A stop for the 9V line

The 9V train system was long the flagship of the railway range, with powered track and trains that drove in a way earlier sets could not. A station belongs in this world just as much as the rails do. The set provides a building and a platform where passengers wait, board and get off. At 610 pieces it is large enough to act as the centrepiece of a baseplate without needing a room of its own.

Red, black and light grey

Red marks the roof and details, black and light grey form the walls and platform, and white adds bright accents. The scheme looks timeless and suits most trains from this period. With 114 different parts the mix is balanced: enough specialist elements for windows, doors and signs, but also plenty of standard bricks that can be used in other projects. The parts list on this page helps you tell the two apart and top up the right pieces.

Eight figures for station life

Eight minifigures bring real life into the hall: travellers, staff and perhaps someone who has just missed a connection. The set works for play as well as for building up a model railway landscape. Collectors can combine the station with locomotives and carriages to create a convincing scene. During the build the platform comes first, then walls and roof grow, and in the end small details such as signs round everything off.

Compare with your own bricks

If you have old train parts in the cellar, compare them with the parts list. You see immediately which elements are missing and which you already own. The “What can I build?” tool also shows how close your stock comes to this station and to other sets. With buildings like this, many parts are standard stock, so you can use them for stations of your own, warehouses or station forecourts as well. That saves a lot of follow-up purchases.

FAQ

How many pieces and figures does Train Station 2150 have?: The set has 610 pieces, 114 of them different, and includes 8 minifigures.
Which theme does it belong to?: It belongs to the 9V train range and was released in 1996.
Which colours dominate?: Red, black, light grey and white shape the look.

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