How many pieces and figures does Roadside Repair have?

Set 6434-1 has 220 pieces in 86 part types and five minifigures.

When was it released?

It came out in 1999 as part of the Town theme.

Which colours are most common?

Black, red, white and light grey. The parts list shows the exact quantities.

Town City Center

LEGO® Roadside Repair

Roadside Repair (6434-1) is a Town set from 1999 with 220 pieces and five minifigures. This page lists every part and suggests what else you could build with them.

Set number: 6434
Year: 1999
Pieces: 220
Minifigures: 5
Theme: City Center
Different parts: 92

What can I build with it?

Parts list 92

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Minifigures 5

Man, Brown Jacket, Light Gray Legs, Black Hair, Sunglasses fig-0086714 pieces × 1
Mechanic, Woman, Red Overalls, Green Cap fig-0086724 pieces × 1
Mechanic, Red Overalls, Green Cap, Printed Hair fig-0086734 pieces × 2
Mechanic, Red Jacket with Zipper, Black Hair, Moustache fig-0086744 pieces × 1

Description

A small breakdown scene

This LEGO® set belongs to the Town theme and shows a moment at the side of the road: something has broken down and help is on the way. With 220 pieces it is a compact model that goes together quickly yet still supplies enough material for a little story. Scenes like this are popular in city layouts because they bring life to the street without taking much room on the baseplate, so the set works well as an add-on to a town you already have.

Five figures, five small roles

Five minifigures is a lot for 220 pieces. It means the scene is not just a vehicle but also a driver, helpers and onlookers who can each play their part. There are also 86 different part types, which is plenty of variety for a set this size. The parts list shows exactly which bricks and accessories belong in the box, and that is especially useful when you want to check a second-hand copy and make sure that nothing is missing.

Black, red, white and light grey

The palette of black, red, white and light grey recalls tarmac, sheet metal and warning markings. Red and white bricks stand out in a street scene, while black and light grey supply tyres, tools and technical details. If you like building vehicles in colours of your own, you get a sound stock of parts that turn up in many models. The mix is restrained enough to blend into other Town sets without looking out of place.

Rebuilding after the rescue

Once you have played the scene often enough, it is worth looking at the individual parts. The “What can I build?” tool on this page shows which other models you can make from these bricks together with your collection. The material could become a tow truck, a small garage or a petrol station kiosk, for instance. That keeps Roadside Repair useful even after the original model has long since been taken apart.

FAQ

How many pieces and figures does Roadside Repair have?: Set 6434-1 has 220 pieces in 86 part types and five minifigures.
When was it released?: It came out in 1999 as part of the Town theme.
Which colours are most common?: Black, red, white and light grey. The parts list shows the exact quantities.

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