City

Garage Center

Garage Center is a straightforward LEGO City workshop set, built around repairing and servicing cars rather than driving them. At 234 pieces and 4 minifigures, it's substantial enough to stand as its own scene or slot into a larger City street. The parts list on this page covers all 110 distinct elements that make it up.

Set number
60232
Year
2019
Pieces
234
Minifigures
4
Theme
City
Different parts
110
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 110

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (2)

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

Minifigures 4

Description

Built to be functional, not decorative

City workshop sets like this one are built to be functional rather than decorative: garages, tools and a vehicle to work on rather than a house with rooms to explore. At 234 pieces it's a mid-sized build, big enough for a proper scene without needing a whole City street around it, and it works equally well as a standalone set or added to an existing town layout. That focus on function over decoration is fairly typical of City workshop and service sets generally, which tend to prioritise props and tools over interior detailing.

Four minifigures, several roles at once

Four minifigures come with the set, more than most sets this size, enough to run a mechanic, a colleague and a customer or two in the same scene at once. That makes it easier to play out a small story rather than a single static pose, whether that's a car being lifted on a ramp while someone else waits at the counter, and it gives a reasonable head start on a wider City minifigure collection. That's a useful head start for anyone building a wider cast of City characters rather than buying several single-minifigure sets.

A practical, workshop-style palette

The colour scheme reads as functional rather than decorative: white and light bluish grey cover the walls and floor areas, black handles tyres, tools and technical detailing, and a strong yellow supplies the warning-stripe accents familiar from real workshops. That restrained, practical palette sets it apart from the brighter house-style builds elsewhere in the City theme. The parts list on this page shows exactly which pieces carry each colour. Those warning stripes are one of the few details that separate this set visually from other technical City builds using a similar grey and white base.

A solid share of specialised parts

110 of the 234 pieces are distinct elements, a solid ratio that points to a decent share of specialised parts such as tools, lift components and vehicle pieces rather than repeated basic bricks. The full parts list breaks each one down by colour and quantity, which is useful for sourcing a specific replacement and equally useful for builders who want workshop tools or vehicle parts to reuse in other City scenes. That level of detail also makes the set a reasonable source of workshop-style parts for anyone customising other vehicle or garage scenes.

FAQ

What does the Garage Center represent?
A LEGO City car workshop where vehicles get repaired and serviced.
How many pieces and minifigures are in the set?
234 pieces with 110 distinct elements, plus 4 minifigures.
What colours stand out on the model?
Mainly white, black, light bluish grey and yellow accents; the parts list shows the full breakdown.

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