How many minifigures are included?

Three. That is plenty for a set of only 76 pieces.

Beginners and children who want to finish quickly and then play. It also works as an add-on to other City sets.

Which colours dominate?

White, light bluish grey, black and dark bluish grey, which gives a practical look for rescue vehicles.

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Coast Guard Starter Set

City Coast Guard

LEGO® Coast Guard Starter Set

The Coast Guard Starter Set is part of the City range and came out in 2017. With 76 pieces and three minifigures it is a small way into rescue missions by the water.

Set number: 60163
Year: 2017
Pieces: 76
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Coast Guard
Different parts: 41

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 41

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 (1)

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

Bar 3L 87994 Black × 1

Minifigures 3

Tom, Black and Lime Wetsuit, Tan Hair fig-0072824 pieces × 1
Coast Guard, Woman, Sand Blue Shirt with Badge, Reddish Brown Hair, Glasses fig-0072834 pieces × 1
Lifeguard, Dark Red Wetsuit, Dark Red Cap, Yellow Life Vest, Stubble fig-0072845 pieces × 1

Description

Small box, full crew

Three minifigures for 76 pieces is a generous ratio. This is less a model to display than a quick start to play: you put together a small vehicle or boat, the crew climbs in, and the first rescue is under way. The build is short, so younger children can finish with a little help, and the fun lives in the play afterwards rather than in a long assembly. Three figures also allow roles such as skipper, rescuer and someone who needs to be rescued.

White and grey for the coastline

White, light bluish grey, black and dark bluish grey dominate. It is a sober, technical mix that recalls emergency vehicles, lighthouses and ship hulls. A few red or blue elements from other City sets would brighten it quickly if the look feels too strict for you. Because the base colours are so neutral, the set sits comfortably in harbour scenes, coastal roads and anything else that plays out next to the sea, and it blends in beside other vehicles.

Thirty-five different parts

Within the 76 pieces there are 35 different elements. That means many parts appear only once or twice, giving you a broad range of plates, tiles and small specialist pieces. For anyone topping up a collection it is a decent supply in a tiny package. For free building, a varied mix like this is often more useful than a box full of identical bricks, since every unusual piece can trigger a new idea for a small detail.

Building on from the parts list

When the coast guard has finished its shift, take a look at the parts list on this page. You can see each piece with its colour and compare it with what is missing from your own tub or what you already have twice. “What can I build?” then shows which further models you can assemble from your existing bricks plus these 76 pieces, so the little starter set can slowly grow into something bigger.

FAQ

How many minifigures are included?: Three. That is plenty for a set of only 76 pieces.
Who is this set for?: Beginners and children who want to finish quickly and then play. It also works as an add-on to other City sets.
Which colours dominate?: White, light bluish grey, black and dark bluish grey, which gives a practical look for rescue vehicles.

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