How is the advent calendar structured?

It has 24 numbered doors, each containing one small model, which together form a winter city scene.

How many minifigures does it include in total?

Seven minifigures, spread across different doors of the calendar.

Why does it have so many different parts for its size?

Because each of the 24 daily builds needs its own specific elements, giving 116 distinct parts within just 218 pieces overall.

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City Advent Calendar 2014

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City Advent Calendar 2014

The LEGO® City Advent Calendar 2014 (60063) turns the run-up to Christmas into 24 small daily builds that add up to a winter city scene. It packs 218 pieces, 116 distinct parts and 7 minifigures into one seasonal box.

Set number: 60063
Year: 2014
Pieces: 218
Minifigures: 7
Theme: City
Different parts: 116

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

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 (23)

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

Minifigures 7

Santa, Coat and Belt, Plain Red Legs, Santa Hat, Brown Eyebrows fig-0068105 pieces × 1
Policeman, Blue Shirt with Badge and Pouches, Dark Blue Legs, Dark Blue Police Hat with Badge, Open Mouth fig-0075824 pieces × 1
Policeman, Blue Shirt with Badge and Pouches, Dark Blue Legs, Dark Blue Police Hat with Badge fig-0075834 pieces × 1
Criminal, Prison Shirt with #86753, Black Legs, Black Hat, Black Eyemask fig-0075844 pieces × 1
Girl, Green Jacket, Short Dark Purple Legs fig-0075854 pieces × 1
Woman, Green Overalls over Red Paid Shirt, Dark Brown Hair fig-0075864 pieces × 1
Boy, White and Blue Hoodie, Short Blue Legs, Dark Orange Hair, 3626cpr0499 Head fig-0152684 pieces × 1

Description

A month of small surprises

Like every LEGO advent calendar, this one is split into 24 numbered packets, each holding a tiny model rather than one continuous build – think miniature vehicles, a Christmas tree, or small everyday props from a snowy city street. Instead of following a single instruction booklet from start to finish, you open one small step at a time across December, and the individual pieces gradually combine into a complete winter city scene by the final door. That daily-ritual format is really the point of a calendar set, and it sets this box apart from a standard single-build release.

More minifigures than you'd expect

Seven minifigures come packed into this calendar, which is a high figure count relative to its 218 total pieces – a pattern that's common for advent calendars, where several of the daily doors hide a single small figure rather than a vehicle or prop. Over the course of the month that adds up to a small cast of characters for the winter scene, from passers-by to people going about ordinary City life, and they mix easily with figures from other City sets already on a shelf.

Unusually varied for its size

With 116 distinct parts inside just 218 pieces overall, this calendar has a noticeably higher variety of elements than its total piece count might suggest. That's because each of the 24 daily builds needs its own fairly specific selection of shapes and colours rather than drawing repeatedly from a shared pool of basic bricks. The full parts list on this page shows just how widely those elements are spread across the individual doors.

A consistent winter colour scheme

White stands in for snow, red carries the festive accents, and reddish brown and green cover trees, gifts and decorations, giving all 24 small builds a shared colour identity despite their very different shapes. That consistency is part of what makes the finished collection of daily models read as one winter scene rather than two dozen unrelated pieces, and it also makes the individual builds useful as small seasonal decorations in other City layouts.

FAQ

How is the advent calendar structured?: It has 24 numbered doors, each containing one small model, which together form a winter city scene.
How many minifigures does it include in total?: Seven minifigures, spread across different doors of the calendar.
Why does it have so many different parts for its size?: Because each of the 24 daily builds needs its own specific elements, giving 116 distinct parts within just 218 pieces overall.

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