Does the Police Brick Box include a specific building to follow?

No – it's a collection of 146 different parts without one fixed model, meant for building your own vehicles and scenes.

How many minifigures come with the set?

There are four minifigures included, enough to set up both officers and opposing characters.

Will these parts work with other LEGO City police sets?

Yes, the colour palette of white, light grey, black and blue matches typical City police sets, and many of the shapes are reusable elsewhere. Check the parts list on this page for the exact contents.

Police

Police Brick Box

The Police Brick Box 60270 isn't a single police station, but a large loose collection of parts built around the police theme. With 301 pieces and 146 unique elements, it's designed for putting together your own vehicles, mini-scenes and figures rather than following one fixed model. Four minifigures come along, ready for duty from the first build.

Set number: 60270
Year: 2020
Pieces: 301
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Police
Different parts: 146

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 146

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 (12)

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

Minifigures 4

Duke DeTain fig-0021534 pieces × 1
Criminal, Prison Shirt with #50380, Dark Bluish Gray Legs, Dark Bluish Gray Hat, Stubble fig-0079324 pieces × 1
Policeman, Bright Light Blue Shirt with Dark Blue Tie, Badge, and Radio on Belt, Dark Blue Cap, Beard fig-0079334 pieces × 1
Policewoman, Dark Blue Jacket with Radio, Badge, and Belt with Pouches, White Helmet with Trans-Clear Visor, Sunglasses fig-0079345 pieces × 1

Description

A box of parts, not a single build

Unlike most LEGO City sets, the Police Brick Box doesn't come with one step-by-step model to follow. Instead, its 146 different elements act as a flexible parts supply that can be combined into patrol cars, small station pieces or street scenes, whichever the builder fancies on a given day. That open-ended approach suits children who enjoy inventing their own layouts rather than rebuilding the same scene every time. The parts list on this page shows exactly which shapes and colours are included, so ideas can be planned before the box is even opened.

A colour palette built for the force

The main colours – white, light grey, black and blue – follow the classic police look, so anything built with them reads as law enforcement at a glance. White and light grey form the bodywork of vehicles and buildings, black supplies technical details such as tyres, windscreens and equipment, and blue adds the familiar warning stripes and uniform accents. Builders creating their own patrol cars or watchtowers can lean on this same colour logic for a coherent result. Anyone hunting for specific elements for other projects should check the parts list, since many pieces also fit other City sets.

Four minifigures ready for action

The set includes four minifigures, enough to stage both police officers and their opposite numbers straight away. That makes the box useful beyond building, since it supports chase scenes, checkpoints or small rescue missions once the parts are assembled. Because no single building sits at the centre, the figures combine easily with other City sets, such as a police station or a prison. For families who already own several LEGO City sets, the Brick Box works well as a top-up, adding fresh building material and new characters to an existing play world without duplicating a finished model.

Who this set suits

With 301 pieces, the Police Brick Box sits in the middle size range, quick enough to finish in an afternoon while still leaving plenty of parts spare for further combinations. It works well as an add-on to an existing collection, since it supplies plenty of basic shapes that other police or City sets often lack. Checking the full parts list on this page before buying is worthwhile, as it makes clear whether the included bricks match pieces already on hand.

FAQ

Does the Police Brick Box include a specific building to follow?: No – it's a collection of 146 different parts without one fixed model, meant for building your own vehicles and scenes.
How many minifigures come with the set?: There are four minifigures included, enough to set up both officers and opposing characters.
Will these parts work with other LEGO City police sets?: Yes, the colour palette of white, light grey, black and blue matches typical City police sets, and many of the shapes are reusable elsewhere. Check the parts list on this page for the exact contents.