Disney Toy Story

LEGO® Trash Compactor Escape

Trash Compactor Escape comes from the 2010 Toy Story range. The set has 373 pieces and includes 4 minifigures.

Set number
7596
Year
2010
Pieces
373
Minifigures
4
Different parts
130
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 130

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Spare parts (10)

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

Minifigures 4

Description

Danger in the compactor

The scene is taken from “Toy Story 3”: the toys end up in a waste-processing plant and have to get out before it is too late. The set turns that tension into a model with a conveyor, a press and danger spots where figures can get stuck along the way. With 373 pieces the build is manageable. If you know the film you will recognise the setting at once, but the escape is easy to act out even without that, and you can add twists of your own.

Industry in grey

Light grey, dark grey and black set the look, with yellow adding warning accents. That palette suits a plant full of metal and machinery, where nothing looks cosy. With 117 different parts there is a lot of detail in the model, which is easy to follow in the parts list. For builders who design factories or workshops, it is a productive source of parts that are otherwise scattered across individual sets.

Four figures, one rescue

Four minifigures are included, so prisoners and rescuers can be shared out. It is a pure play set and less of a display piece, although fans of the film series often put it on a shelf anyway. If you own several Toy Story sets, you can rebuild scenes from the film and let figures move between the models, which widens the play options considerably. Children who have seen the film several times often rebuild the scenes in their own order and invent new rescues.

Reusing the parts

The “What can I build?” tool shows which other models you can make from this set's grey, black and yellow bricks together with your collection. The parts list on this page also helps when checking a second-hand set and when searching for specific industrial parts for your own plants, stations or halls. Taken apart, the many greys and yellow warning parts give you material for workshops, warehouses or a recycling plant that no longer needs any connection to the film.

FAQ

Which film is the set from?
It belongs to the Toy Story range and picks up a scene from the third film.
How many minifigures are included?
There are 4 minifigures, along with 373 pieces.
Which colours dominate?
Mainly light grey, dark grey and black, with yellow as an accent. The exact split is in the parts list.

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