How many pieces and minifigures does the Cargo Station have?

Set 4555 contains 394 pieces in 112 different variants and three minifigures.

Does it include a train?

Going by the data we have, it is a building set from the 9V range. Check the exact contents in the parts list.

Train 9V

LEGO® Cargo Station

The Cargo Station arrived in 1995 in the 9-volt train range. With 394 pieces and three minifigures it is a building set that gives a track layout somewhere to load and unload goods.

Set number: 4555
Year: 1995
Pieces: 394
Minifigures: 3
Theme: 9V
Different parts: 153

What can I build with it?

Parts list 153

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 (6)

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

Minifigures 3

Train Worker - Red Vest, Blue Legs, White Helmet, Moustache fig-0047894 pieces × 1
Conductor - Blue Jacket, Blue Legs, Red Hat fig-0047964 pieces × 1
Man, Green Jacket, Black Legs, White Cap fig-0047974 pieces × 1

Description

A station for goods rather than passengers

Unlike a passenger station, everything here revolves around freight: goods arrive, get transferred and leave again. The set supplies the structures that belong to such a depot, plus three minifigures to bring the scene to life. If you are building a railway layout, this model gives you a place where train movements make sense. A goods train needs a destination, after all, and the Cargo Station provides one in a compact footprint that fits beside most track plans.

Red, yellow, light grey and black

The main colours are red, yellow, light grey and black. Light grey and black stand for concrete, trackside surroundings and metal, while red and yellow add accents on the buildings and the cargo. With 112 different part types the contents are more varied than you might expect from just under 400 pieces. That means plenty of small details to make a model feel alive, such as different bricks for roofs, ramps and walls, and the parts list on this page shows every shape individually.

Buildings for an existing layout

This set holds buildings and accessories, not the train itself. It therefore works as an extension for a layout you already own, or as the starting point for a new scene. For fans of the 9-volt era it is a piece of nineties railway history, and for children a play location with figures, storage areas and room for their own vehicles. When buying second-hand, compare the parts carefully, because small special elements are often the first things to go missing.

Reusing the parts

Through “What can I build?” you can check which other models are possible from these 394 pieces and your collection. The many grey and black bricks suit industrial, city or harbour scenes. If you like to rebuild, the Cargo Station can become something quite different, such as a warehouse or a workshop, and you keep the figures along the way. That keeps the set useful even once the track layout has moved somewhere else in the room.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the Cargo Station have?: Set 4555 contains 394 pieces in 112 different variants and three minifigures.
Does it include a train?: Going by the data we have, it is a building set from the 9V range. Check the exact contents in the parts list.
Which colours dominate?: Red, yellow, light grey and black.

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