Does the Airport come with minifigures?

No, there are no minifigures. The set has 606 pieces covering 58 different part types.

When was it released?

Airport (5524) came out in 2005 and is listed under the Factory theme in the catalogue.

Which colours are most common?

White, medium blue and light and dark bluish grey make up most of the set.

Factory

LEGO® Airport

Airport (5524) dates from 2005 and contains 606 pieces. It comes without minifigures, so it suits people who simply enjoy building structures and vehicles. This page gives you the full parts list and lets you check what your own bricks could make.

Set number: 5524
Year: 2005
Pieces: 606
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Factory
Different parts: 116

What can I build with it?

Parts list 116

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 (9)

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

Description

An airfield without a crew

It is unusual for a set of this size to include no minifigures, and it changes the feel of the model. The focus is on building and display rather than role play. With 606 pieces it is a mid-sized project with enough material for a terminal, an aircraft and some equipment, yet it will not eat up a whole weekend. If you already own figures from other sets, the airport also works as a backdrop for an existing town.

White, blue and plenty of grey

The colours recall a real airport. White leads, supported by medium blue and light and dark bluish grey. This cool mix looks businesslike and fits aircraft and terminal buildings well. It also makes the set a practical source of parts if you are planning vehicles or buildings in similar shades. The medium blue gives clear accents against the many greys and adds a bit of freshness to the overall look. The pale tones also combine nicely with other town models and look tidy together.

Few part types, many bricks

Only 58 different part types are spread across the 606 pieces. That means many elements repeat, so plates, bricks and panels appear in larger quantities. The build feels steady and manageable as a result. For later rebuilds this is an advantage, since identical parts in bulk suit walls, floors and long structures, such as runways, hangars or loading areas in a bigger town layout that you might plan around it. Anyone who likes building vehicles in series will find a solid base in this mix.

Matching your collection to the list

If you bought the set second hand or your bricks have been in storage for years, the parts list on this page helps with counting. It names every part number with its colour and quantity. The What can I build? tool also tells you which other models your current stock could produce. With so few distinct part types, there is a good chance that many of these bricks can be reused in other projects.

FAQ

Does the Airport come with minifigures?: No, there are no minifigures. The set has 606 pieces covering 58 different part types.
When was it released?: Airport (5524) came out in 2005 and is listed under the Factory theme in the catalogue.
Which colours are most common?: White, medium blue and light and dark bluish grey make up most of the set.

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