Boat

LEGO® Fire Fighter Ship

Fire Fighter Ship 775 dates from 1978 and belongs to the Boat theme. It is made up of 142 pieces and has no minifigures, which makes it a clearly defined little model.

Set number
775
Year
1978
Pieces
142
Minifigures
0
Theme
Boat
Different parts
41
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Parts list 41

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Description

Harbour scenes need a rescue ship

A harbour is more than cargo vessels; it also needs something that can respond when a fire breaks out. This set supplies exactly that and slots into a larger waterfront layout without fuss. At 142 pieces it is small enough to sit on a shelf beside other boats and still large enough to feel like a model in its own right. Anyone building it gets a simple toy ship that goes together almost without thinking, and that shows how tidy the design thinking behind sets of this era could be.

A closer look at the bricks

The 142 pieces include 31 different shapes. White, light grey and black dominate, joined by trans-clear elements that suit windows or lamps. The result is a clean, light-coloured ship that stands apart from the more colourful play worlds of the time. Because relatively few types turn up in large numbers, many of the bricks are useful in other projects, whether buildings, vehicles or boats with a white superstructure. The pale palette is what makes the parts so versatile later, since it combines easily with almost any other colour in your collection.

Buying second-hand and checking it

If you have found a used copy, compare it with the parts list on this page before you pay. In a set this size a missing brick is easy to spot, and older sets often turn up at markets without instructions. The same model also exists as number 316, and the catalogue shows identical contents for both. If you already own a pile of bricks at home, the What can I build? tool will tell you whether your stock is enough for this ship or whether only a handful of pieces are missing.

A ship without a crew

Since no minifigures come with it, the question of who works on board is left to you. You can borrow figures from other sets for the deck or simply leave the ship moored in the harbour as a vehicle. That openness is typical of the period and keeps the model flexible: it suits harbour scenes, waterside town layouts and any collection where boats play a part. If you like inventing your own stories, you have more room to do so than with a set that arrives with a fixed cast.

FAQ

When was Fire Fighter Ship 775 released?
The set came out in 1978 and belongs to the Boat theme. We do not state a more precise release month.
Does it include any minifigures?
No, there are no minifigures. The set consists of 142 pieces that together make up the ship.
Can I use the bricks for other models?
Yes. White, light grey and black combine easily. With What can I build? you can see which sets your own bricks could make.

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