How many minifigures does the Train Station 4556 have?

It has 7 minifigures and 240 pieces in total.

Does a train come with the set?

According to the catalogue data the set consists of station parts; the parts list on this page shows exactly what is included.

Which range does the station belong to?

It is part of the LEGO® 9V railway range and was released in 1999.

Train 9V

LEGO® Train Station

The Train Station (4556) is part of the 9V railway range from LEGO® and came out in 1999. It has 240 pieces and 7 minifigures. The complete parts list is below.

Set number: 4556
Year: 1999
Pieces: 240
Minifigures: 7
Theme: 9V
Different parts: 78

What can I build with it?

Parts list 78

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 (3)

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

Minifigures 7

Train Employee - Blue Torso, Black Legs, Red Hat fig-0049084 pieces × 1
Train Employee - Blue Torso, Red Legs, Red Cap fig-0049094 pieces × 1
Chef - White Torso, White Legs, Female fig-0049544 pieces × 1
Man - Brown Jacket, Dark Grey Legs fig-0049564 pieces × 1
Train Employee - Yellow Torso, Dark Grey Legs, Red Hat fig-0049594 pieces × 1
Man - White Jacket, Blue Arms, Light Gray Legs fig-0049604 pieces × 1
TV Worker - Blue Torso, White Legs, Female fig-0049624 pieces × 1

Description

A stop for the 9V railway

The 9V range was the electric train system from LEGO®, in which power ran through the rails. The station adds a stopping point to that system, where passengers wait and trains pull in. It is meant as an accessory for an existing or growing layout rather than a train in itself. At 240 pieces it stays compact and fits even on small baseplates placed beside the track. That is practical when space is limited but the layout should still get a recognisable stop with a building and a platform.

Seven figures on the platform

For 240 pieces seven minifigures is a big cast, and it brings the station to life. There are enough passengers and staff to fill a busy platform. Red, black, white and light grey dominate the colour choice and give the building the familiar look of a railway station. The 65 different part types provide details that repeat nicely across a layout with several buildings.

Layout piece and collectable

Anyone building a 9V layout needs stations where something happens, and that is exactly what this set is for. Collectors prize the range for its technology and clean design. The build does not take long and the structure is easy to follow. If you buy a used copy, the parts list on this page helps you check it is complete, because small pieces on the platform tend to go missing. Stickers and accessories also like to disappear from older stations, so take an honest look at the condition before you buy.

Parts for the next extension

Add the station to your collection and “What can I build?” on Bricoria shows which other sets your parts cover. The red, white and black bricks can be used for houses, wagons or accessories. The parts list names every piece with its colour and quantity, so you can plan extensions to your railway precisely.

FAQ

How many minifigures does the Train Station 4556 have?: It has 7 minifigures and 240 pieces in total.
Does a train come with the set?: According to the catalogue data the set consists of station parts; the parts list on this page shows exactly what is included.
Which range does the station belong to?: It is part of the LEGO® 9V railway range and was released in 1999.

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