How many pieces and minifigures does the Cargo Terminal include?

Set 60169 has 740 pieces and four minifigures, with 280 distinct part types listed in full on this page.

Does this set work well with other LEGO® City harbour sets?

Yes. The grey, black and blue colour scheme is standard for the City Cargo range, so it combines easily with other port and transport sets.

Who is the Cargo Terminal best suited to?

Builders who enjoy vehicles, cranes and workplace-style play scenes will get the most from it, since it's built for role play as well as display.

Cargo

Cargo Terminal

The Cargo Terminal is one of the larger LEGO® City sets from 2017, built around a working harbour scene. With 740 pieces and four minifigures, set 60169 gives builders a crane, container stacks and a cargo ship to bring a small port to life.

Set number: 60169
Year: 2017
Pieces: 740
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Cargo
Different parts: 280

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 280

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 (19)

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

Minifigures 4

Woman, Orange Safety Vest, Dark Tan Legs, Glasses fig-0072324 pieces × 1
Man, Open Blue Jacket over Dark Red Shirt, Dark Bluish Gray Legs, Red Cap fig-0072334 pieces × 1
Man, Safety Vest with Belt, Black Legs, Red Hard Hat with Ear Defenders fig-0072344 pieces × 1
Woman, Safety Jacket over Hoodie with Belt, Dark Blue Legs, fig-0072354 pieces × 1

Description

A working harbour scene

The set centres on a terminal with a gantry crane, container stacks and a ship docked alongside the quay. The crane rotates and lifts, containers can be moved between the ship and the dock, and there's enough deck space on the ship for extra cargo. It's built for repeated play rather than static display, giving builders a small but busy harbour that captures how cargo actually moves through a terminal, and the layout stays easy to follow even with all the detail packed in.

An industrial colour scheme

Light bluish grey, black, dark bluish grey and blue make up the bulk of the build, giving the terminal the muted, functional look of a real cargo dock. Grey forms the crane, quay and structural elements, while blue appears on the ship and containers as the main accent. That restrained palette means the set blends easily with other City harbour or industrial builds already on the shelf, without introducing a clashing colour family.

Four minifigures, one busy dock

The four included minifigures cover the usual jobs at a cargo terminal, from operating the crane to handling containers on the quay. That spread supports proper role play: cargo arrives, gets craned across and moves out again, rather than the set just sitting as a display piece. It suits builders who enjoy vehicles and workplace scenes more than pure architecture, and it gives repeated play value well beyond the initial build.

280 distinct parts to reuse

Of the 740 pieces, 280 are unique part types, a high ratio for a set this size. That variety keeps the build interesting section by section, and many pieces, crane elements, window sections and container shapes among them, are useful well beyond this one model. The full parts list on this page breaks down exactly what's included and in what quantity, handy as a reference for future additions or reordering specific bricks.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the Cargo Terminal include?: Set 60169 has 740 pieces and four minifigures, with 280 distinct part types listed in full on this page.
Does this set work well with other LEGO® City harbour sets?: Yes. The grey, black and blue colour scheme is standard for the City Cargo range, so it combines easily with other port and transport sets.
Who is the Cargo Terminal best suited to?: Builders who enjoy vehicles, cranes and workplace-style play scenes will get the most from it, since it's built for role play as well as display.