How many pieces does Arctic Icebreaker have?

The set has 718 pieces, including 294 unique parts.

How many minifigures are included?

The set includes 7 minifigures, enough for a full ship's crew.

What colours dominate the set?

White and black form the base, with light bluish grey and dark bluish grey as accents.

Arctic

Arctic Icebreaker

Arctic Icebreaker is a 2014 LEGO® City set from the Arctic sub-line, built from 718 pieces and crewed by 7 minifigures around a research ship for icy waters.

Set number: 60062
Year: 2014
Pieces: 718
Minifigures: 7
Theme: Arctic
Different parts: 294

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 294

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 (20)

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

Minifigures 7

Arctic Explorer, Hood, Printed Orange Goggles fig-0006074 pieces × 1
Arctic Explorer, Hood, Printed Green Goggles fig-0011704 pieces × 1
Arctic Explorer, Hood, Printed Orange Goggles, Woman fig-0072134 pieces × 1
Arctic Explorer, Ship Captain fig-0072234 pieces × 1
Arctic Explorer, Scientist fig-0072244 pieces × 1
Arctic Explorer, Pilot, Black Helmet fig-0072255 pieces × 1
Arctic Explorer, Dark Blue Hat, Orange Sunglasses fig-0072294 pieces × 1

Description

A ship rather than a station

Unlike Arctic Base Camp from the same sub-line, Arctic Icebreaker is deliberately built around one large ship model rather than several separate land-based structures. At 718 pieces the set is only slightly smaller than the research station, but it channels those pieces into a single continuous hull shape rather than separate modules. With 294 distinct parts, the icebreaker actually offers more variety than the base camp, which is notable for a single vehicle and extends the build time considerably compared with a smaller boat set.

White and black for a polar look

White, black, light bluish grey and dark bluish grey echo real icebreakers, which are often painted in light colours to stay visible against ice and snow. That sets the ship apart in colour from the orange-accented base camp in the same line and gives it a cooler, more clinical look overall. The combination suits a vessel built for genuinely icy waters rather than a general-purpose City set aimed at brighter, more playful scenes.

Seven minifigures on board

With seven minifigures, the icebreaker matches Arctic Base Camp in crew size, giving it enough figures for a full ship's crew. That allows different roles to be filled at once, such as a captain, a researcher and deck crew, rather than moving a single figure around the ship. For children acting out sea-based expeditions, that crew size is a clear advantage over smaller boat sets with only one figure on deck and little room for a story.

A parts list for other ship builds

The 294 parts in this set lean heavily on white and grey tones, making them a useful source for other ship or boat models outside the Arctic line. The full parts list for the icebreaker is on this page, making it quick to check which shapes and colours are included – handy when hunting for specific white or grey hull pieces for another vessel entirely.

FAQ

How many pieces does Arctic Icebreaker have?: The set has 718 pieces, including 294 unique parts.
How many minifigures are included?: The set includes 7 minifigures, enough for a full ship's crew.
What colours dominate the set?: White and black form the base, with light bluish grey and dark bluish grey as accents.