How many pieces and minifigures does Fire Utility Truck include?

The set has 368 pieces, including 158 different parts, and comes with three minifigures.

How is this set different from a standard fire engine?

It is built as a support vehicle, adding technical tasks such as equipment transport and maintenance to a City fire fleet rather than duplicating a pumping fire engine.

Does it work well with other City fire sets?

Yes, thanks to the range's consistent design language, the vehicle and figures combine easily with other City fire sets from different years.

Fire

Fire Utility Truck

Fire Utility Truck (60111) is a 2016 LEGO City fire set with 368 pieces and three minifigures. Its 158 different parts make it one of the more detailed vehicles in the range, built mainly in light bluish grey, red, white and black. This page lists every part included in the set.

Set number: 60111
Year: 2016
Pieces: 368
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Fire
Different parts: 158

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 158

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 3

Firefighter, Female, Black Fire Suit with Gauge and Straps, White Helmet, Breathing Apparatus, Airtanks (3626cpr0893 Head) fig-0074907 pieces × 1
Fireman, Black Fire Suit with Gauge and Straps, White Helmet, Breathing Apparatus, Airtanks, Stubble and Scar fig-0080767 pieces × 1
Construction Worker, Orange Safety Vest with Pen and ID Badge, Red Hard Hat, Glasses fig-0080784 pieces × 1

Description

A support vehicle, not another fire engine

The name gives the concept away: rather than another classic fire engine, this set adds a support vehicle to the City fire fleet, the kind used for equipment transport or maintenance work at the scene rather than pumping water. The colour choice of light bluish grey, red, white and black reflects that more technical role, with red kept as the clear fire-service signal colour and grey covering the bodywork and load area. For anyone who already owns a classic fire engine, this set works as a sensible addition rather than a duplicate.

158 different parts in a 368-piece set

The ratio of different parts to total pieces stands out here: 158 unique elements across 368 pieces is a higher proportion than many City vehicles of similar size, which usually points to a model built from lots of small functional sections rather than a few large flat panels. Expect compartments, equipment racks and moveable add-ons rather than a simple boxy shape. For builders who enjoy fiddly detail work over raw piece count, that variety is often the more interesting part of a set like this, and the parts list on this page shows exactly which shapes make up that total.

Three firefighters for a technical job

Three minifigures come with the set and take on the usual roles around driving, technical work and coordinating at the scene, and combined with the vehicle's many small functional details, they support more varied scenarios than a simple drive-and-pump routine, such as equipment repair or a technical rescue. Anyone who already owns other City fire sets can mix these figures freely with existing vehicles, since the fire range has kept a consistent design language across waves, so crews and trucks from different years still work well together.

A mid-size addition to a growing fleet

At 368 pieces, this set sits in the middle of the City fire range in both size and role, which makes it a natural second or third vehicle for a collection that already includes a main fire engine. With 158 different parts on board, it is worth checking the parts list on this page if you are hunting for specific grey or white elements for your own vehicle builds, or simply want to confirm the set will not duplicate pieces you already have. That check is a quick way to decide whether it fits alongside what is already on the shelf.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does Fire Utility Truck include?: The set has 368 pieces, including 158 different parts, and comes with three minifigures.
How is this set different from a standard fire engine?: It is built as a support vehicle, adding technical tasks such as equipment transport and maintenance to a City fire fleet rather than duplicating a pumping fire engine.
Does it work well with other City fire sets?: Yes, thanks to the range's consistent design language, the vehicle and figures combine easily with other City fire sets from different years.

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