How many pieces and minifigures are included?

There are 612 pieces in 116 types and eight minifigures.

Does the station fit other trains?

It belongs to the 9V range from 1991 and combines well with trains of the same range, such as the Metroliner.

Train 9V

LEGO® Metro Station

The Metro Station from 1991 adds a stop to the 9V railway. It has 612 pieces and eight minifigures representing passengers and staff.

Set number: 4554
Year: 1991
Pieces: 612
Minifigures: 8
Theme: 9V
Different parts: 163

What can I build with it?

Parts list 163

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (1)

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

Plant, Flower - Small 3742 Red No longer produced · last seen 2017 × 2

Minifigures 8

Woman - White Torso, Red Necklace, Red Legs, Brown Hair (3626b Head) fig-0048024 pieces × 1
Conductor - Blue Jacket, Black Legs, Red Hat (3626b Head) fig-0048194 pieces × 1
Train Worker - Red/White Shirt, Blue Legs, Red Hat fig-0048264 pieces × 2
Woman - Red/White Striped Shirt, Red Arms, Red Legs, Brown Backpack fig-0048315 pieces × 1
Train Worker - Blue Jacket, Black Legs, Female, Black Hair fig-0048334 pieces × 1
Man - Blue Jacket, Black Legs fig-0048344 pieces × 1
Chef - White Torso, Light Gray Legs (3626b Head) fig-0051104 pieces × 1

Description

A station for the city line

While many railway sets put the train at the centre, here the stop takes first place. The station gives a layout its place to get on and off. At 612 pieces it is a mid-sized model that you can build in an afternoon. Eight minifigures keep the platform busy, from waiting travellers to the people responsible for keeping everything running smoothly. The platform therefore feels like a small stage on which something is always going on, even when no train is pulling in.

Yellow, black, red and white

The main colours of yellow, black, red and white give the station a bold appearance. Yellow stands out clearly against a dark background and suits the impression of a lively stop. There are 116 different part types, which is a lot for 612 bricks and points to plenty of detail, such as railings, signs and stairs. If you enjoy tinkering with small elements, you will find plenty to do here. The colour choice also makes the station recognisable from a distance and sets it clearly apart from other buildings in a town.

Part of a larger railway world

The set belongs to the 9V range and was released in 1991, the same year as the Metroliner. The two combine well: the train stops at the station and the minifigures climb in and out. Even without a train the station works as a building for a town layout and can be linked to other Town sets. On display it is appealing because of its many small scenes, which give you details to discover. If you set up several stations, you can turn them into a whole line with different stops.

Check the parts, keep building

The parts list on this page shows all 116 types, which is handy for comparing against a second-hand copy. With the “What can I build?” tool you can see which further models your collection could make. Station elements such as plates, railings and windows appear in many projects, so the bricks stay useful well beyond railway layouts. Many pieces come in standard colours, so they blend into other models easily and need not vanish into a box.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures are included?: There are 612 pieces in 116 types and eight minifigures.
Does the station fit other trains?: It belongs to the 9V range from 1991 and combines well with trains of the same range, such as the Metroliner.
Which colours define the model?: Yellow, black, red and white.

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