Trains

Train Station

Train Station is a 2014 LEGO® City set built to sit alongside the City train system, giving passengers, staff and trains a proper stop. It combines 423 pieces and 5 minifigures into a station building with platform details. Every one of its 152 unique parts is listed on this page.

Set number
60050
Year
2014
Pieces
423
Minifigures
5
Theme
Trains
Different parts
152
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 152

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 5

Description

A functional station building

The colour mix keeps things practical: dark bluish grey and light bluish grey form the station's structure and roof, black covers window frames and fittings, and red brings in accent details and signage-style colouring typical of LEGO City infrastructure sets. At 423 pieces, Train Station sits in the mid-size range for a 2014 City set, enough for a two-storey building with an accessible interior, but compact enough to fit into a City layout without dominating it.

152 unique parts for interior detail

With 152 unique parts making up 423 pieces, more than a third of the build uses distinct elements rather than plain repeated bricks, which points to interior fittings such as counters, doors, windows and roof tiles rather than a hollow shell. That variety also makes the set a reasonable source of window and door pieces in dark bluish grey for other City-style buildings. The parts list above breaks all 152 elements down individually, useful if you're after specific station-style pieces.

Five minifigures for a working station

The set includes 5 minifigures, more than most vehicle sets from the same wave, reflecting a building meant to hold staff and passengers rather than a single vehicle crew. That figure count makes Train Station a useful addition if you're populating a City layout, since it adds people to a location rather than to a single train or car. It also gives a bit more variety for role-play scenes at the platform.

Fitting it into a City layout

Released in 2014, Train Station was designed to connect with LEGO City's train track system and other transport sets from that period, functioning as a stop along a layout rather than a stand-alone scene. Because its parts lean on standard City greys, black and red rather than any licensed printing, it also blends easily with older or newer City buildings. Compare the piece count, part variety and colours above with the rest of your City collection before adding it.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does Train Station include?
Set 60050 has 423 pieces built from 152 unique parts, along with 5 minifigures.
What is this set meant to be used with?
It's designed to fit into a LEGO City layout with the train track system, serving as a station stop for trains and passengers.
Is the station building detailed on the inside?
With 152 unique parts across 423 pieces, it includes interior fittings such as doors, windows and counters rather than being a plain shell.

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