How many pieces does the set have?

It has 246 pieces, spread over 111 different part shapes.

Are minifigures included?

According to the catalogue, no minifigures are included.

Which line does the set belong to?

It belongs to Educational and Dacta, in the Town area, and came out in 2005.

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LEGO® Community Workers

Community Workers is an Educational and Dacta set from the Town side of the range, released in 2005. It packs an unusually wide variety of shapes into 246 pieces.

Set number: 9247
Year: 2005
Pieces: 246
Minifigures: 31
Theme: Town
Different parts: 54

What can I build with it?

Parts list 54

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (6)

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

Minifigures 31

Conductor - Dark Blue Jacket, Dark Blue Legs, Dark Red Hat, Glasses fig-0002534 pieces × 1
Worker - Orange Safety Vest, Blue Legs, Red Helmet, Stubble Beard fig-0004854 pieces × 1
Policeman, Black Jacket with Zipper, Radio, Badge, and 'POLICE' on Back, White Helmet with Visor, Silver Sunglasses fig-0006165 pieces × 1
Policeman with Zipper Jacket and Helmet with Black Visor fig-0010285 pieces × 1
Worker - Orange Safety Vest, Blue Legs, Red Helmet, Black Moustache fig-0047794 pieces × 1
Train Conductor - Dark Blue Jacket, Dark Blue Legs, Dark Red Hat, Glasses (3626b Head) fig-0047834 pieces × 1
Man, Blue Overalls, Red Cap (3626b Head) fig-0067074 pieces × 1
Chef, Red Neckerchief, Light Bluish Gray Legs, Moustache fig-0081374 pieces × 1
Man, Blue Overalls, Black Cap fig-0081384 pieces × 1
Waiter, Man, Black Suit and Bow Tie, Black Hair (3626b Head) fig-0088544 pieces × 1
Woman, White Shirt with Pockets, Blue Legs, Blue Helmet with Visor fig-0091205 pieces × 1
Woman, White Shirt with Pockets, Red Legs, Red Helmet with Stars and Visor fig-0091215 pieces × 1
Pilot, Black Jacket with Tie and Airplane Badge, Light Bluish Gray Legs, White Hat fig-0091234 pieces × 1
Pilot, Woman, Black Jacket with Tie and Airplane Badge, White Legs, Black Hair fig-0091244 pieces × 1
Man, Dark Blue Suit with No Tie, White Cap, Glasses fig-0091254 pieces × 1
Doctor, White Shirt with Star of Life Logo, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0091264 pieces × 1
Doctor, Woman, White Shirt with Star of Life Logo, Black Hair fig-0091274 pieces × 1
Fireman, Black Fire Jacket with Red Belt and Badge, White Helmet fig-0091284 pieces × 1
Fireman, Black Fire Jacket with Red Belt and Badge, Light Bluish Gray Legs, White Helmet fig-0091294 pieces × 1
Infomaniac, Black Legs fig-0091304 pieces × 1
Criminal, Medium Blue Overalls over Prison Shirt fig-0091314 pieces × 1
Pepper Roni with Dark Bluish Gray Hat fig-0091324 pieces × 1
Sky Lane with Backpack fig-0091335 pieces × 1
Man, White Top with Large Octan Logo, Blue Legs, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0091344 pieces × 1
Woman, White Tank Top with Flowers, Yellow Legs, Brown Hair, Airtanks, Sunglasses fig-0091355 pieces × 1
Policeman, Dark Blue Shirt with Radio and Badge, Black Legs, Black Cap, Smile fig-0091364 pieces × 1
Security Guard Dark Bluish Gray Shirt with Badge, Black Cap, Orange Sunglasses fig-0091374 pieces × 1
Man, Dark Blue Plaid Shirt, White Legs, Black Hair, Gold Tooth fig-0091384 pieces × 1
Train Worker, Orange Safety Vest with Train Logo, Blue Legs, Blue Hat, Moustache fig-0091394 pieces × 1
Woman, White Top with Large Octan Logo, Blue Legs, Black Hair fig-0091404 pieces × 1
Woman, Medium Blue Jacket, White Legs, Black Ponytail Hair fig-0091414 pieces × 1

Description

Learning with bricks

The Educational and Dacta line was aimed at schools and other educational settings. Community Workers belongs to its Town branch and supplies material for scenes from everyday community life. It is meant for storytelling and role play: who works in a town, and what do they need to get the job done? With 246 pieces the scale suits small groups taking part together. For collectors it is a piece from a lesser-known corner of the catalogue, which makes it an interesting find.

Light colours with contrast

White, black, yellow and dark bluish grey shape the picture. With white as the main colour the material looks friendly and clean, black and dark grey add contrast, and yellow supplies the accents. The palette suits buildings, vehicles and fittings in a town setting. If you are building your own city from bricks, the parts blend in easily, because the tones mix well with other Town sets and nothing jars in the overall design.

111 shapes from 246 pieces

The most striking thing about this set is the variety: 111 different part shapes are spread across only 246 pieces. That means many elements appear just once or twice. For tinkerers this is an advantage, since it creates a small stock of unusual bricks that normally sit inside much larger sets. The parts list on this page shows exactly which elements are in the box. According to the catalogue, no minifigure is included.

Reuse and rebuild

Because the selection is so broad, the set works as a supplement for collections that lack individual specialist parts. With the “What can I build?” tool you can see which models become possible when your existing bricks are added. It can also serve for small scenes in a classroom or playroom, since the range of parts is varied enough to suggest different buildings and vehicles without prescribing one fixed model.

FAQ

How many pieces does the set have?: It has 246 pieces, spread over 111 different part shapes.
Are minifigures included?: According to the catalogue, no minifigures are included.
Which line does the set belong to?: It belongs to Educational and Dacta, in the Town area, and came out in 2005.

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