How many pieces and figures does the set include?

The set has 1,099 pieces, including 241 distinct parts, plus seven minifigures.

What colours define the model?

White, black and two shades of grey (light and dark bluish grey) give the model its technical, space-station look.

Space

Modular Space Station

The Modular Space Station (60433) is one of the larger LEGO® City space sets from 2024, built from 1,099 pieces and crewed by seven minifigures. As the name suggests, the model is made up of separate modules that connect in different arrangements. With 241 distinct parts, the parts list on this page gives a clear overview of what goes into it.

Set number: 60433
Year: 2024
Pieces: 1,099
Minifigures: 7
Theme: Space
Different parts: 241

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 241

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 (24)

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

Minifigures 7

Astronaut, White Spacesuit, Bright Green Backpack and Helmet fig-0017586 pieces × 1
Astronaut, White and Dark Azure Spacesuit, Dark Azure Backpack and Helmet fig-0018066 pieces × 1
Astronaut, White Spacesuit, Bright Green Backpack, Dark Green Helmet, Eyepiece fig-0018776 pieces × 1
Astronaut, White Spacesuit, Bright Light Orange Armor and Helmet fig-0018816 pieces × 1
Astronaut, White Spacesuit, Bright Green Backpack and Helmet, Glasses fig-0018846 pieces × 1
Astronaut, White and Dark Azure Spacesuit, Dark Azure Backpack and Helmet, Glasses fig-0019216 pieces × 1
Hover Robot fig-01463618 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.

All 3 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

Built to be rearranged

Rather than one fixed structure, the space station is made up of several separate sections that dock, detach and reconnect in different configurations. This modular approach is typical of larger LEGO® City space sets and turns the build into more than a static display: the layout can change depending on available space or mood, and individual sections can be used on their own for smaller play scenes. Builders who prefer a model that stays flexible after completion, rather than one finished layout, will find that flexibility built in here.

A crew of seven

Seven minifigures is a notably large crew for a set in this range, and it allows for several play scenes to happen at once, from spacewalks and maintenance work to research tasks inside the station itself. That figure count suits the modular design well, since the crew can be spread across the different sections rather than crowded into a single spot. For collectors who value a strong minifigure count per set, this is one of the more generous options in the current City lineup.

White, grey and black for a technical look

White, black, light bluish grey and dark bluish grey combine to give the model the restrained, technical appearance expected of a space build, deliberately different from the brighter palettes used elsewhere in the City theme. The parts list on this page shows how these four colours are spread across the different modules, which is useful if you are after grey or white pieces for your own space builds or simply want a sense of how uniform the finished model looks.

Size and build experience

At 1,099 pieces, the space station sits among the larger sets in the City space range, so it suits a few unhurried building sessions rather than a single short one. The 241 distinct parts add variety between modules without making the build confusing to follow. It suits fans of space themes, anyone who likes playing with several figures at once, and builders who want a model that can still be rearranged after the initial build.

FAQ

What does “modular” mean for this set?: The space station is made of several separate sections that dock, detach and reconnect in different arrangements.
How many pieces and figures does the set include?: The set has 1,099 pieces, including 241 distinct parts, plus seven minifigures.
What colours define the model?: White, black and two shades of grey (light and dark bluish grey) give the model its technical, space-station look.