Police

High Speed Chase

High Speed Chase is a 2013 City Police set built around a chase between a police car and a getaway vehicle. With 283 pieces, 3 minifigures and 117 unique elements, it packs an unusually high part variety for its size. The parts list on this page shows how two vehicles and three figures come out of that piece count.

Set number
60007
Year
2013
Pieces
283
Minifigures
3
Theme
Police
Different parts
117
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 117

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 (14)

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

Minifigures 3

Description

Two vehicles, one storyline

The set centres on a police car and a second vehicle on the run, giving it a clear play scenario rather than a single standalone model. Having 117 unique elements within just 283 total pieces is a high ratio for a City set this size, which suggests both vehicles use their own dedicated bodywork pieces rather than sharing generic shapes. Working through the parts list makes it easy to see which elements belong to the pursuer and which to the getaway car. Both vehicles are compact enough to sit side by side on a shelf without either model getting visually lost next to the other.

Three minifigures with distinct roles

Three minifigures come with the set, typically one or two police officers alongside a figure on the other side of the chase. That role split is standard for City sets built around a pursuit and gives the set more play variety than a vehicle-only build. Minifigure accessories such as tools or equipment also count towards the 117 unique elements and can be looked up individually on the parts list. For children who enjoy acting out good-versus-bad scenarios, that role split is a big part of what makes a chase set more appealing than a plain vehicle build.

Red, black and two shades of grey

The red, black, light bluish grey and dark bluish grey palette is typical of City Police sets: red often marks the civilian or getaway vehicle, while the grey tones cover technical bodywork and the underside of both cars. That clear colour split makes the two vehicles easy to tell apart even where the shapes are similar. The parts list shows exactly how those colours are spread across all 283 pieces. Dark bluish grey tends to show up on the underside and technical details such as bumpers, while light bluish grey covers more of the visible bodywork.

Built for play, not display

Unlike a standalone vehicle model, High Speed Chase is clearly designed for open-ended play around a chase scenario, which makes it especially appealing to younger builders. At the same time, the high count of 117 unique elements within a compact set means plenty of specialist pieces, from bodywork shapes to minifigure gear, are available for reuse in other builds. Anyone with several City sets can also mix these minifigures and vehicle parts with other Police-themed sets, since the scale stays consistent across the wider theme.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with High Speed Chase 60007?
The set includes 3 minifigures, matching its police-versus-getaway-car scenario.
How many pieces does the set have in total?
283 pieces, spread across 117 unique elements.
What colours dominate the set?
Red and black form the main contrast, with light and dark grey used for technical parts.

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