How many pieces and figures does Railway Station 7824 have?

It has 479 pieces in 83 varieties and includes nine minifigures.

Which train range is it from?

The 4.5V trains. The set came out in 1983.

Which colours appear most?

Black, red, light grey and white. The exact split is in the parts list.

Train 4.5V

LEGO® Railway Station

Railway Station 7824 belongs to the 4.5V trains and came out in 1983. It has 479 pieces and includes nine minifigures.

Set number: 7824
Year: 1983
Pieces: 479
Minifigures: 9
Theme: 4.5V
Different parts: 112

What can I build with it?

Parts list 112

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 9

Man, Blue Shirt, Blue Legs, Red Hard Hat fig-0002854 pieces × 1
Man - Blue Jacket, Blue Legs, Red Hat fig-0007334 pieces × 1
Man - Blue Jacket, Blue Legs, Red Hat fig-0010104 pieces × 1
Woman - Blue Torso, Red Legs fig-0044014 pieces × 1
Chef - White Torso, Light Gray Legs (3626a Head) fig-0048304 pieces × 1
Man - Black Jacket, Blue Legs, Blue Hat fig-0051064 pieces × 1
Woman -Blue Jacket, Blue Legs, Red Hair fig-0051074 pieces × 1
Man - Black Jacket, Black Legs, Light Gray Cowboy Hat fig-0051084 pieces × 1
Woman - White Torso, Yellow Necklace, Blue Legs fig-0051094 pieces × 1

Description

A stop for the little railway

A station is what gives a railway layout its purpose: passengers get on and off, others wait and wave. This set supplies the building, and with nine minifigures it brings the people for the platform too. You can therefore put together a busy scene without buying further figures. That makes it a good addition to a railway that so far consisted only of track and trains, giving the line somewhere to stop.

Black, red, light grey and white

The colours are typical of railway layouts: black and light grey form the base, while red and white add accents on the roof, walls and details. The 479 pieces come in 83 different varieties, so there is plenty of variety in a mid-sized set. Together with the parts list on this page, you can see which special parts shape the building, and check a second-hand copy for completeness.

4.5V: the battery-powered range

The 4.5V railway was the battery-powered version of the early train systems, with the power source sitting in the train itself. That made it simpler than the 12V range, where the current came through the rails. The station was meant as an addition to a railway of this kind and combines with suitable track and trains from the period. If you are planning a layout, it is wise to look at track and trains separately.

Rebuilding and recombining

Today the station is mostly for collectors and railway fans. If you want to use the parts for new models, the "What can I build?" tool shows what can be made from them and the rest of your collection. With nine figures you can also build scenes beyond the station, such as a busy square or a stop in a town that grows bit by bit and takes on further buildings over time.

FAQ

How many pieces and figures does Railway Station 7824 have?: It has 479 pieces in 83 varieties and includes nine minifigures.
Which train range is it from?: The 4.5V trains. The set came out in 1983.
Which colours appear most?: Black, red, light grey and white. The exact split is in the parts list.

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