What age is the set aimed at?

It belongs to the 4 Juniors line, which is aimed at younger children who prefer simple building instructions.

Are there minifigures in Fire Squad HQ?

No, the set does not include any minifigures. It consists of 149 pieces for the building itself.

Which colours dominate?

Mostly red, white, black and dark grey. The parts list further down shows the exact split.

4 Juniors

LEGO® Fire Squad HQ

Fire Squad HQ is a 2003 set from the 4 Juniors line with 149 pieces. It has no minifigures, just a simple fire station building for younger builders.

Set number: 4657
Year: 2003
Pieces: 149
Minifigures: 0
Theme: 4 Juniors
Different parts: 66

What can I build with it?

Parts list 66

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 (7)

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

Description

A first fire station

The 4 Juniors line was aimed at young builders who were moving from large bricks to smaller elements and needed help along the way. Fire Squad HQ, at 149 pieces, fits that role: it is easy to follow, built from big surfaces and quick to put together with a little help from an adult. A fire station works well as a theme because children recognise it instantly, and stories tend to follow without prompting. There are no figures in the box, but it is easy to add your own.

Red, white and black

The main colours are red, white, black and dark grey, which is exactly what you would expect from a fire station. Red gives the building its character, white adds accents around the walls and windows, and black and dark grey provide contrast. With 64 different elements among 149 pieces, the variety is surprisingly wide for a Juniors set. It means the model is not just a stack of identical bricks but includes special shapes that give it detail.

Made for play

As a play set, the headquarters is designed to be sturdy. It stands firmly, has no tiny fiddly details and works well when combined with vehicles or figures from other sets. The model dates from 2003, so most copies today come from the second-hand market, which is where most are found today. If you find one, check it against the parts list on this page, because sets for small children often lose individual pieces over the years of regular play.

What you can make from it

Red and white bricks are useful in almost any collection, so the parts from the headquarters come in handy for town scenes or vehicles. The “What can I build?” tool on this page shows which other models can be assembled from the parts you already own, especially when combined with the rest of your collection. A simple fire station building turns into material for entirely new ideas, whether that is a station for your own town or something unrelated.

FAQ

What age is the set aimed at?: It belongs to the 4 Juniors line, which is aimed at younger children who prefer simple building instructions.
Are there minifigures in Fire Squad HQ?: No, the set does not include any minifigures. It consists of 149 pieces for the building itself.
Which colours dominate?: Mostly red, white, black and dark grey. The parts list further down shows the exact split.

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