Is this set suitable for younger builders?

Yes, it's designed as a starter set for the City Fire range.

Does it work with other City Fire sets?

Yes, it's built to expand alongside other sets in the same range.

Fire

Fire Station Starter Set

Set 77943 is an entry-level build in the City Fire range, combining a small station, a vehicle and three minifigures. At 239 pieces with 123 distinct parts, it offers unusually high part variety for a starter set.

Set number: 77943
Year: 2021
Pieces: 239
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Fire
Different parts: 123

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 123

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 3

Firefighter, Black Torso, Black Legs, White Helmet fig-0117335 pieces × 1
Firefighter, White Torso, Black Legs, Red Cap fig-0117344 pieces × 1
Firefighter, Black Torso, Black Legs, Red Helmet fig-0117354 pieces × 1

Description

An entry point, not a scaled-down set

Set 77943 is built as a starter set for the City Fire range, aimed at builders new to the theme rather than existing collectors. Despite its compact size, it includes a small station, a vehicle and three minifigures, so play can start right after building. At 239 pieces, it stays manageable without dropping the core elements of a fire station set, and the mix of larger and smaller pieces keeps the build approachable for younger builders too, without leaning too far into pure collectible territory.

Station and vehicle together

A fire vehicle with typical features such as a ladder or hose comes alongside the station, plus accessories for the minifigures. That combination of building and vehicle supports small scenarios where the firefighters move between the station and a call-out, giving the set more play value than the piece count alone suggests. It covers most of the essentials a fire-themed set needs, even at this entry level, and many of its elements reappear in larger sets from the same range, which is worth knowing before buying a bigger station later.

A classic fire palette

Light bluish grey, red, dark bluish grey and white make up the colour scheme, matching the familiar look of LEGO City fire sets. Red dominates the vehicle, while the grey tones and white cover the station and smaller details such as windows and equipment. This palette runs through much of the City Fire range, which makes combining sets straightforward when a collection grows over time and avoids any obvious colour mismatches.

123 parts in 239 pieces

With 123 distinct parts across 239 pieces, the set offers high part variety for its size, pointing to plenty of small details on both the vehicle and the station. The parts list on this page covers every shape and colour, useful for comparing this set with others in the City Fire range or for tracking down specific pieces for a bigger build.

FAQ

Is this set suitable for younger builders?: Yes, it's designed as a starter set for the City Fire range.
How many minifigures are included?: Three.
Does it work with other City Fire sets?: Yes, it's built to expand alongside other sets in the same range.