LEGO® Mini Tow Truck
The Mini Tow Truck is a small town vehicle from 2000, made of 35 pieces and one minifigure. It sits in the City Center range.
- Set number
- 6423
- Year
- 2000
- Pieces
- 35
- Minifigures
- 1
- Theme
- City Center
- Different parts
- 21
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Minifigures 1
Description
A pocket-sized recovery truck
At 35 pieces, this tow truck comes together in a few minutes, and its 21 different parts are easy to keep track of. Black, white and red set the tone, while the trans-neon green adds a bright accent that reads like a warning light. The single minifigure can drive the truck or stand beside it while a broken-down car waits for help. It dates from around 2000, when small vehicles were often sold as sets in their own right.
Spare parts for other builds
A set this size works best as an add-on. The truck fits any street or garage you have already built, and the black and red bricks are handy for vehicles of your own. The neon green pieces suit lights and small details. This page lists every part in the set, and the "What can I build?" tool shows what else you could put together by combining it with the bricks you already own.
FAQ
- How many pieces are in the Mini Tow Truck?
- The set has 35 pieces, 21 of them different, plus one minifigure.
- When was this set released?
- It came out in 2000 and belongs to the Town / City Center theme.
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