How many minifigures come with the Mountain Police Headquarters?

The set includes 7 minifigures, more than most LEGO® City sets of its size.

What makes this different from a standard city police station?

It is set in mountain terrain rather than a typical city street and uses an unusually high number of unique parts, 296 in total.

What colours define the set's look?

Mainly light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and reddish brown, blending the building and vehicles with the mountain setting.

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Mountain Police Headquarters

With 663 pieces, 7 minifigures and 296 unique parts, this 2018 LEGO® City set is one of the most detailed and figure-rich releases in its police line-up. It moves the usual city police station into mountain terrain.

Set number: 60174
Year: 2018
Pieces: 663
Minifigures: 7
Theme: Police
Different parts: 296

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 296

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 7

Mountain Police Chief, Dark Blue Shirt with Radio and Badge, Campaign Hat, Moustache fig-0018904 pieces × 1
Policewoman, Sand Blue Vest with Zipper, Radio, Badge and Pouches, Tan Legs, Dark Blue Cap with Hair fig-0079244 pieces × 1
Policewoman, Dark Blue Vest over Dark Tan Jacket with Zipper and Badge, White Helmet with Visor, Sunglasses fig-0079665 pieces × 1
Criminal, Red Jacket over Prison Shirt, Tree Disguise fig-0079674 pieces × 1
Criminal, Open Dark Brown Jacket over Prison Shirt, Reddish Brown Hat with Goggles fig-0079685 pieces × 1
Policeman, Sand Blue Jacket with Pockets and 'POLICE' on Back, Dark Blue Cap fig-0079694 pieces × 1
Criminal, Prison Shirt with #50380, White Legs with Prison Stripes, Black Hair, Beard fig-0079704 pieces × 1

Description

296 unique parts across a mixed palette

This set uses 296 unique part types across its 663 pieces, a notably high ratio that points to a varied, detailed build rather than a simple repeated structure. Light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and reddish brown make up the main colour scheme, with reddish brown covering rock formations and wood-style elements while the grey and black tones handle the building, vehicles and equipment. That mix gives the set a more textured, realistic look than a typical single-tone city building. That combination of scale and detail sets it apart from smaller, single-vehicle police sets in the same range.

Seven minifigures for a full squad

Seven minifigures put this set among the most figure-rich in the City police range, enough to stage scenes with several officers, suspects or other characters at once instead of relying on a single hero figure. That makes it a strong option for siblings or friends who like to split roles and act out scenes together, rather than sharing a single minifigure between several builders at once.

A police headquarters built for mountain terrain

Rather than a standard city-street station, this headquarters is designed around mountainous terrain, giving it a different footprint and role within a wider City police collection. The building, vehicles and additional functional areas support several kinds of play, from chases across rough ground to investigations back at base. For a City set, the build is relatively complex, which is reflected in its unusually high part-type count.

Using the parts list for extensions

Given the part variety in this set, the full parts list on this page is particularly useful here, whether you are looking for rock, building or vehicle elements in light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black or reddish brown, or planning to extend the headquarters with your own additions. It also gives a clear view of all 296 part types before combining this set with others from the City police range.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with the Mountain Police Headquarters?: The set includes 7 minifigures, more than most LEGO® City sets of its size.
What makes this different from a standard city police station?: It is set in mountain terrain rather than a typical city street and uses an unusually high number of unique parts, 296 in total.
What colours define the set's look?: Mainly light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and reddish brown, blending the building and vehicles with the mountain setting.

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