Hospital

Hospital

Hospital, from the LEGO® City range, depicts a clinic with several departments and an entire team of figures. With 816 pieces and 13 minifigures, it's one of the most figure-rich sets in this comparison. White, red and dark turquoise define its look, giving the model a clear, clinical colour language.

Set number
60330
Year
2022
Pieces
816
Minifigures
13
Different parts
291
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 291

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 (39)

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

Minifigures 13

Description

A hospital with several departments

The building brings together several typical hospital areas under one roof, including a reception, a treatment room and patient wards. That layout makes it possible to act out different stages of a hospital day, from admission through examination to recovery on the ward. At 816 pieces, the model stays large enough to furnish several rooms at once without any single area feeling too small or too sparse. Paired with an ambulance or other rescue vehicles from the wider LEGO® City range, the hospital also works well as the centrepiece of a larger emergency-response scene.

White, red and dark turquoise: the clinic colours

White forms the base colour of the clinic facade, while red serves as the classic marker for emergency services and urgent-care areas. Dark turquoise adds a modern accent found on many contemporary hospital buildings, and black provides contrast on windows and technical details. With 291 unique elements, the set offers enough part variety to make medical equipment such as beds, devices and furniture feel convincing. That clear colour language also makes the building easy to spot as a hospital at a glance, even standing among other City sets on a shelf.

Thirteen minifigures – a whole team

With 13 minifigures, Hospital is one of the most figure-rich sets of its size, covering an entire team of doctors, nursing staff and patients. That high figure count makes it possible to populate several scenes at once, such as an examination in the treatment room alongside an admission at reception. For collectors after profession-themed figures, the set is a rewarding source on figure count alone. Different uniforms and equipment details also make it easy to tell the figures apart by role, from emergency care to ward duty or administration.

Making the most of the part variety

The parts list on this page records all 291 unique elements and shows just how varied medical accessories such as trays, equipment and furniture can be within a single set. Anyone buying the set second-hand can use the list to check that every specialised piece is present before larger parts turn out to be missing. It also gives a solid starting point for anyone planning their own clinic or emergency-services build.

FAQ

How many minifigures does the Hospital set have?
Set 60330 includes 13 minifigures alongside 816 pieces in total, one of the highest figure counts in this comparison.
What colours dominate the model?
White forms the base colour, with red for emergency areas, dark turquoise as a modern accent and black for contrast.
How many unique parts does the set contain?
The set includes 291 unique elements, which account for its medical equipment and furniture.

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