How many pieces does LEGO 60112 have?

Fire Engine 60112 includes 376 pieces, with 148 different parts across red, grey and black.

Does the set come with minifigures?

Yes, three minifigures are included, giving the truck a full crew for the cab, ladder and rescue roles straight out of the box.

Is this a good starter set for a City fire collection?

At 376 pieces it sits between the small starter trucks and the large fire stations, so it works well as a first fire vehicle or as a mid-size addition to an existing collection.

Fire

Fire Engine

Fire Engine 60112 is a 2016 LEGO City set built from 376 pieces, with three minifigures ready for duty. The 148 different parts come mainly in red, light and dark bluish grey, and black. This page lists every part and colour that goes into the model.

Set number: 60112
Year: 2016
Pieces: 376
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Fire
Different parts: 148

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 148

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

Fireman, Safety Vest with Flashlight, Pocket, and Belt, White Helmet, Goatee Beard fig-0011204 pieces × 1
Fireman, Black Fire Suit with Gauge and Straps, White Helmet, Breathing Apparatus, Airtanks, Sweat Drops fig-0080477 pieces × 1
Firefighter, Female, Black Fire Suit with Gauge and Straps, White Helmet, Breathing Apparatus, Airtanks (3626cpr1580 Head) fig-0080487 pieces × 1

Description

A classic red engine for city streets

LEGO City fire sets follow a recognisable formula, and 60112 sticks to it: a red engine built for the road, with a cab, rear equipment and enough surface detail to read as a working vehicle rather than a toy block. At 376 pieces it sits in the mid-range of City vehicles, big enough to include separate build stages without taking hours to finish. Builders who already own other City fire sets will spot the shared design language straight away, and the truck slots easily alongside earlier waves of the range.

Three firefighters, one crew

The three included minifigures turn the model from a static build into something that plays: a crew for the cab, the ladder work and the rescue side of the job. For children who enjoy acting out emergency-service scenarios, that is often the real draw of a City fire set, more so than the piece count alone. Having a full crew also means the truck can be used on its own without borrowing figures from other sets, which matters if this is someone's first LEGO City fire vehicle rather than an addition to an existing collection.

Reading the colour list

The 148 different parts break down into a fairly tight palette: red covers the bodywork and panels that make the truck read as a fire engine at a glance, light and dark bluish grey handle the chassis, ladder and technical sections, and black finishes the wheels and small fittings. That kind of restrained colour mix is common in City vehicle sets and makes them a useful source of red bricks and grey technic-style pieces for anyone building their own vehicles later, since the parts list on this page shows exactly which elements and colours are included before you commit to buying.

Where this set fits in a City collection

At 376 pieces, Fire Engine 60112 sits comfortably between the smaller starter fire sets and the larger fire stations, which makes it a practical middle step for anyone building up a City fire fleet gradually rather than buying one large set outright. It also works as a standalone gift, since the crew and vehicle are self-contained and do not depend on other sets to make sense on a shelf or in a toy box. Checking the parts list first is worth it if you already own similar red and grey vehicles and want to avoid duplicate pieces.

FAQ

How many pieces does LEGO 60112 have?: Fire Engine 60112 includes 376 pieces, with 148 different parts across red, grey and black.
Does the set come with minifigures?: Yes, three minifigures are included, giving the truck a full crew for the cab, ladder and rescue roles straight out of the box.
Is this a good starter set for a City fire collection?: At 376 pieces it sits between the small starter trucks and the large fire stations, so it works well as a first fire vehicle or as a mid-size addition to an existing collection.