How many pieces does the Fire Rescue Plane 60413 have?

The set contains 485 pieces and 3 minifigures, built from 172 unique parts.

Does it match other LEGO® City Fire sets?

Yes, the colour scheme and minifigure style follow the City Fire range, so the plane pairs well with fire trucks, boats and stations from the same theme.

What skill level does this set need?

No exact age is listed here, but the piece count and model size suit children who have already built a few LEGO® City sets.

Fire

Fire Rescue Plane

The Fire Rescue Plane 60413 is part of the LEGO® City Fire range and recreates a seaplane used for firefighting operations. With 485 pieces and 3 minifigures, it sits in the mid-size bracket for City vehicle sets. Red, black and grey dominate the colour scheme, giving it a strong emergency-services look.

Set number: 60413
Year: 2024
Pieces: 485
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Fire
Different parts: 172

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 172

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 (18)

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

Minifigures 3

Firefighter, Black Fire Suit, Dark Orange Hair, Beard fig-0006824 pieces × 1
Firefighter, Black Fire Suit, Black Hair fig-0008044 pieces × 1
Firefighter, Black Fire Suit, Reddish Brown Hair, Orange Safety Glasses fig-0008844 pieces × 1

Description

A seaplane built for water rescue

The model represents a firefighting seaplane with floats, the kind of aircraft used to scoop up water for aerial firefighting or to reach incidents near lakes and coastlines. Red panels cover most of the fuselage and wings, offset by black and grey details that echo real emergency aircraft. At 485 pieces, the build stays approachable while still delivering a proper cockpit and moving parts. Collectors of LEGO® City Fire sets will find it slots neatly alongside fire boats and fire stations already in the range, rounding out a water-based rescue fleet.

Three minifigures for the crew

Three minifigures come with the set, covering a pilot and firefighting crew for water-based rescue play. That is enough to act out a small mission, from take-off through to landing on water and back to base. The figures share the same style as other City Fire minifigures, so they mix easily with existing fire stations, trucks and boats. For children who enjoy storytelling as much as building, that combination of vehicle and crew makes the Fire Rescue Plane a good pick over a plain static model.

Piece count and colours at a glance

With 172 unique parts, the set offers a reasonable amount of variety without becoming overwhelming for younger builders working through the instructions on their own. The red, black, light bluish grey and dark bluish grey palette matches other LEGO® City Fire releases, so bricks and colours carry over well between sets. This page lists every part and colour used in the model, which is handy if you want to check compatibility with other sets or plan a build using spare pieces.

Who this set suits

The Fire Rescue Plane fits children who already have a few LEGO® City vehicles under their belt and are ready for a slightly bigger build. Combining an aircraft, a water rescue theme and firefighting covers several popular play ideas in one set. It also works well as an addition to an existing collection, since it holds up both as a display piece on a shelf and as an active part of ongoing City play.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Fire Rescue Plane 60413 have?: The set contains 485 pieces and 3 minifigures, built from 172 unique parts.
Does it match other LEGO® City Fire sets?: Yes, the colour scheme and minifigure style follow the City Fire range, so the plane pairs well with fire trucks, boats and stations from the same theme.
What skill level does this set need?: No exact age is listed here, but the piece count and model size suit children who have already built a few LEGO® City sets.

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