How many pieces does the Mail Plane have?

Set 60250-1 has 74 pieces in 44 different part types and includes one minifigure.

Which theme is it part of?

It belongs to City, in the Airport range, and dates from 2020.

Does it go with other airport sets?

Yes, it sits well beside the terminals, hangars and vehicles of other City sets.

City Airport

LEGO® Mail Plane

The Mail Plane (60250-1) is a small LEGO® City set from 2020, part of the Airport range. It has 74 pieces and one minifigure and fits into any airfield scene.

Set number: 60250
Year: 2020
Pieces: 74
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Airport
Different parts: 51

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 51

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (4)

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

Minifigures 1

Postal Worker, Red Jacket with Winged Letter Logo, Black Legs, Dark Red Hat, Sunglasses fig-0021154 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

60250 Sailing Boat 50 pieces by Little_Thomas

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What can I build with it?

Description

Airmail in miniature

Small propeller planes carry letters and parcels to places no road reaches, and this set picks up exactly that idea. You build a compact aircraft with a cockpit, wings and propeller, plus a figure who can be pilot or postal worker. The model is deliberately straightforward and can be built in one go. It shows how much character a set of barely 75 pieces can have when the shape and colours are right. There is still plenty of room for your own ideas.

White, yellow and black

White forms the fuselage, yellow supplies the postal colour on wings and details, and black and light bluish grey cover propeller, landing gear and contrast. The variety is striking: 74 pieces spread over 44 different part types, so there are very few duplicates. That means plenty of variety while building and lots of special elements for your own stock. The complete list with colours and quantities is further down this page. The result is an aircraft with plenty of detail for few pieces.

Playing at the airport

The mail plane is easy to hold and swoop through the air, which children enjoy. With the included minifigure it is ready to play straight away, and as part of City Airport it fits with terminals, fuel trucks and hangars from other sets. Adults building a town with an airfield also like small aircraft like this as fillers that bring life to the apron without needing much space. On a shelf, too, the plane cuts a good figure with its wings spread.

Parts for the next flight

White and yellow bricks are almost always in demand for aircraft, houses and vehicles, and the many special elements widen your supply. The “What can I build?” feature on this page checks which models you can make from these parts and your collection. The parts list shows every brick with colour and quantity, so you can plan ahead and see what is missing before you rebuild. The mail plane is therefore a small, practical set to add to your stock.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Mail Plane have?: Set 60250-1 has 74 pieces in 44 different part types and includes one minifigure.
Which theme is it part of?: It belongs to City, in the Airport range, and dates from 2020.
Does it go with other airport sets?: Yes, it sits well beside the terminals, hangars and vehicles of other City sets.

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