Stuntz

The Knockdown Stunt Challenge

Set 60341, the Knockdown Stunt Challenge, belongs to the City Stuntz line, which trades everyday traffic scenes for daredevil tricks. At 117 pieces with 2 minifigures, it is a compact build you can finish in one sitting, yet substantial enough to stage a proper stunt face-off. The colour mix of black, white, orange and a genuine glow-in-the-dark white hints at what the set is about before you place a single brick: a show piece built for effect.

Set number
60341
Year
2022
Pieces
117
Minifigures
2
Theme
Stuntz
Different parts
47
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 47

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (4)

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

Minifigures 2

Description

A small set built from repeated elements

At 117 pieces, this is one of the smaller Stuntz sets, which means a build that fits comfortably into a single afternoon. What stands out is the gap between 117 total pieces and only 47 unique elements: much of the set is made up of recurring bricks, the kind used for ramps, barriers and stunt scenery. That keeps the build rhythmic rather than fiddly, with few surprise part hunts along the way. For anyone who likes remixing sets or reusing pieces in their own scenes, that repetition is useful, since these basic shapes turn up across the wider City range in similar form.

Two figures, one showdown

Two minifigures come with the set, enough to turn the build from a static display into a small head-to-head contest. City Stuntz sets are typically built around exactly this idea: two riders facing off while an obstacle in the middle waits to be jumped or knocked down. Mixed with figures from other sets, these two open up extra faces and gear for homemade stunt stories rather than a fixed scene. For children who want roleplay rather than a shelf model, having a crew of two rather than a lone vehicle makes a real difference.

Black, white, orange, and one that glows

The palette stays deliberately narrow: black and white form the base, orange supplies the warning-colour accents familiar from barriers and stunt tracks. What sets it apart is the share of genuine glow-in-the-dark white, which stores light and stays visible once the room goes dark. That lets the whole scene be staged under dim light for extra drama, which suits the stunt theme well. Checking the parts list on this page makes it easy to spot exactly which elements come in this glow finish, useful if you are hunting for pieces for a night-time diorama.

What the Stuntz line is built around

City Stuntz sets deliberately skip motors, remote control and app pairing in favour of purely mechanical drives, usually a flywheel tucked inside the stunt bike. That keeps them sturdy, ready to play with straight away, and never dependent on batteries. For the Knockdown Stunt Challenge, that means the fun rests on building, staging and your own choreography rather than electronics. With 47 distinct parts spread across 117 pieces, there is enough substance for a coherent set piece that pairs well with other compact Stuntz sets to build a larger course.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does set 60341 include?
The Knockdown Stunt Challenge has 117 pieces and comes with 2 minifigures.
Does the set need batteries or a remote control?
No. City Stuntz sets typically run on a purely mechanical drive, such as a flywheel, with no motor or app involved.
Who is this set best suited to?
Anyone after a compact, quick-build stunt scene with two figures, or builders specifically after black, white and orange parts with a glow-in-the-dark finish for other projects.

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