How many pieces and minifigures does the Logging Truck (60059) include?

The set has 228 pieces, 88 of them unique, plus 2 minifigures.

Is the truck built in distinct sections?

It generally splits into a cab-and-chassis section and a cargo area, though the exact building order follows the instructions.

What colours define the set?

Black, green, light bluish grey and reddish brown give it an earthy, work-vehicle look rather than bright City colours.

City

Logging Truck

The Logging Truck (60059) is a 228-piece LEGO City set from 2014, built around a forestry work vehicle rather than a typical passenger car. It comes with 2 minifigures and 88 unique parts. This page lists every part used to put it together.

Set number: 60059
Year: 2014
Pieces: 228
Minifigures: 2
Theme: City
Different parts: 88

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 88

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.

Minifigures 2

Lumberjack, Dark Red Flannel Shirt, Red Cap, Beard fig-0097734 pieces × 1
Lumberjack, Dark Blue Plaid Shirt, Sand Blue Legs, Red Cap with Ear Defenders, Orange Safety Glasses fig-0097745 pieces × 1

Description

Built as a cab and a load area

Like many City work vehicles, the Logging Truck splits naturally into two zones: the cab and chassis at the front, and the space set aside for cargo at the back. With 228 pieces to work with, there's enough scope to give both areas their own detail without the build feeling padded out. That split also means you get a recognisable shape early on, rather than only seeing a finished vehicle at the very last step. Following the steps in order also makes it easier to see how the cab and the cargo area connect mechanically.

An earthy palette instead of bright warning colours

Black, green, light bluish grey and reddish brown make up the colour scheme, a combination that reads as functional rather than eye-catching, in keeping with a vehicle built for forest tracks rather than city streets. The reddish brown elements point to log or timber pieces, while green carries the bodywork. That's a noticeably different palette from lighter, high-visibility City vehicles, which makes the parts easy to spot once they're mixed in with other sets. Keeping the colours consistent across the whole vehicle, rather than limiting them to a few accents, gives the finished model a more coherent look.

A driver and a forestry worker as a working pair

The 2 minifigures give you a loading crew rather than just a driver, which opens up scenes like stacking logs or taking a break mid-route. A cargo-carrying work vehicle tends to offer more replayable scenarios than a plain passenger car, since loading and unloading can be acted out again and again. Paired with other City vehicles, it's an easy starting point for a small forestry or logistics scene. These scenes are easy to expand further by bringing in other City vehicles or figures from the same range.

88 parts worth checking before you build

The full parts list on this page covers all 88 unique elements in the Logging Truck, useful if a piece goes missing or you're hunting specifically for the reddish brown or green pieces. The reddish brown parts in particular are handy for custom tree trunk or nature builds, while the grey and black chassis pieces slot in well with other work vehicles.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the Logging Truck (60059) include?: The set has 228 pieces, 88 of them unique, plus 2 minifigures.
Is the truck built in distinct sections?: It generally splits into a cab-and-chassis section and a cargo area, though the exact building order follows the instructions.
What colours define the set?: Black, green, light bluish grey and reddish brown give it an earthy, work-vehicle look rather than bright City colours.