How many pieces does Emergency Evac have?

The set has 100 pieces in 54 different types and includes 1 minifigure.

Which range does it belong to?

It is part of Town Res-Q, the rescue line from LEGO®, and was released in 1998.

Which colours dominate?

Black, white, light grey and yellow, as the parts list above shows.

Town Res-Q

LEGO® Emergency Evac

Emergency Evac is a 1998 set from the Town Res-Q rescue line. It has 100 pieces and 1 minifigure, and centres on a mission to bring someone to safety.

Set number: 6445
Year: 1998
Pieces: 100
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Res-Q
Different parts: 59

What can I build with it?

Parts list 59

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (2)

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

Minifigures 1

Res-Q Man, Helmet with Visor, Sunglasses fig-0012855 pieces × 1

Description

Rescue as a play idea

The Res-Q line from LEGO® was all about rescue missions, and this set takes up the theme in miniature. With 100 pieces and one minifigure you can set up a short scene in which someone is lifted out of a dangerous spot. A single figure is enough, because it can be either the rescuer or the person being rescued. That gives you quite different role-play stories without needing many extra bricks or a large play area.

Plenty of special parts

The ratio catches the eye: 54 different part types in just 100 pieces. So the set is not a pile of standard bricks but holds many individual items, each with its own job. Black, white, light grey and yellow make up the palette and suit technical, no-nonsense rescue gear. Yellow supplies the accents that you also know from real emergency vehicles, which helps the model look believable on a shelf.

Who will enjoy it

Anyone collecting late-nineties Town sets gets a compact piece from a range that fans still value. For children it is a manageable mission with a clear task. The build does not take long, though it is worth spending time looking over all the different parts. Builders who design their own rescue vehicles will find useful inspiration and spare items in this mix, particularly the unusual pieces that do not turn up in everyday sets.

Parts list and new models

The parts list on this page shows each piece with its colour and quantity. That is practical when checking a second-hand set or replacing special parts. The What Can I Build tool shows which other models you can make from this set and your own bricks. The parts could become new rescue vehicles, first-aid stations or small tools of your own design, ready for the next emergency in your town.

FAQ

How many pieces does Emergency Evac have?: The set has 100 pieces in 54 different types and includes 1 minifigure.
Which range does it belong to?: It is part of Town Res-Q, the rescue line from LEGO®, and was released in 1998.
Which colours dominate?: Black, white, light grey and yellow, as the parts list above shows.

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