How many pieces does Colby City Showdown have?

The set contains 588 pieces, including 161 distinct parts in a black, grey and reddish-brown colour scheme.

How many minifigures come with the set?

It includes five minifigures, enough to build a full scene with several characters at once.

What kind of build experience does it offer?

At 588 pieces it sits in the mid-size range, suited to builders who enjoy assembling a multi-section Wild West scene rather than a single small model.

The Lone Ranger

Colby City Showdown

Colby City Showdown is a 588-piece Wild West set from 2013, tied to the Lone Ranger film, and includes five minifigures. It combines a train scene with a small town front, built in black, grey and reddish brown.

Set number: 79109
Year: 2013
Pieces: 588
Minifigures: 5
Theme: The Lone Ranger
Different parts: 161

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 161

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Spare parts (15)

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

Minifigures 5

Tonto fig-0002915 pieces × 1
Lone Ranger fig-0008384 pieces × 1
Dan Reid fig-0051654 pieces × 1
Frank fig-0051664 pieces × 1
Ray fig-0051674 pieces × 1

Description

A frontier town in reddish brown and grey

The set recreates a slice of a Wild West frontier town, with plank-style facades in reddish brown standing next to light and dark bluish grey for stone, metal and rail details. Black pieces pick out window frames, roofing and mechanical parts such as the train section, giving the build a coherent, slightly weathered look. At 588 pieces the model splits naturally into a few connected scenes – station, street front and track – which can be displayed together or rearranged separately. For anyone building a Western-themed collection, that modularity is one of the model's more practical features.

Five minifigures for a full showdown scene

Five minifigures put this set ahead of many others in its size class, which is worth pointing out for anyone comparing sets by play value rather than piece count alone. Having several characters on the table at once supports proper scenes rather than a single hero pose, which suits the chase-and-showdown story the 2013 film is built around. Accessories such as hats, tools and weapons round out the figures and can double up with other Western sets or custom builds later on.

161 distinct parts and where to find them

Of the 588 pieces, 161 are distinct parts, a fair variety for a set this size, including plates, window frames, roof shapes and small printed or moulded pieces for props such as barrels. The black, grey and reddish-brown palette keeps the model visually consistent and easy to combine with other wood-and-stone builds. The full parts list on this page breaks down every piece and colour, which is useful if a part goes missing during a rebuild or gets reused in a separate project.

A modular Western set for a bigger collection

Because the scenes are built as separate sections, Colby City Showdown is easy to extend with extra buildings, track pieces or a custom street front, gradually turning into a larger frontier town. Individual elements, from the rail pieces to the plank-style wall panels, also work well as a parts source for unrelated builds. For collectors focused on 2013-era licensed sets, it remains a compact record of a LEGO theme that has not returned since.

FAQ

How many pieces does Colby City Showdown have?: The set contains 588 pieces, including 161 distinct parts in a black, grey and reddish-brown colour scheme.
How many minifigures come with the set?: It includes five minifigures, enough to build a full scene with several characters at once.
What kind of build experience does it offer?: At 588 pieces it sits in the mid-size range, suited to builders who enjoy assembling a multi-section Wild West scene rather than a single small model.

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