Educational and Dacta Town

LEGO® City Buildings Set

The City Buildings Set 9311 was released in 2010 as part of the educational range from LEGO®. It brings 852 pieces and 9 minifigures, enough for a whole row of houses.

Set number
9311
Year
2010
Pieces
852
Minifigures
9
Theme
Town
Different parts
174
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 174

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Spare parts (11)

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

Minifigures 9

Description

Built for classrooms and teams

This set belongs to the Educational and Dacta line, so it was designed with group work in mind. With 852 pieces and 9 minifigures it can supply several builders at once, each putting up a house of their own. The range of parts is deliberately modest: just 92 different elements, many of them in large quantities. That keeps sorting simple and makes it easy to build several similar buildings that still look different once decorated.

A restrained colour scheme

Medium blue, tan, white and red dominate the box. Tan and white suit walls and facades, red works well for roofs, doors and awnings, and the medium blue adds an unusual accent that sets the street apart from more typical bright town sets. The result is a quieter, almost sketch-like look. Because no single colour shouts, the buildings sit comfortably side by side and read as one neighbourhood rather than a collection of unrelated models.

More play than display

Nine minifigures turn the buildings into a stage. Children can act out everyday scenes, from shopping to the walk to school, or plan a whole town together and hand out the roles. The set also works well today as a shared project: everyone builds one house and the pieces join up into a continuous street. It is not really a shelf model in the classic sense, but it rewards open-ended play and rebuilding far more than a fixed display piece would.

Using the parts afterwards

This page lists all 92 different parts with their quantities. That helps if you are checking whether a second-hand copy is complete, or if you want to replace a few missing bricks. The “What can I build?” tool shows which other models you could assemble from this set combined with the rest of your collection. Basic bricks and plates in a set of this size are useful almost everywhere, so little of the contents ever goes to waste.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures are in the set?
There are 852 pieces in total, 92 of them different, plus 9 minifigures.
What was this set originally made for?
It comes from the Educational and Dacta range and was aimed at schools and groups building together.
How can I check that my copy is complete?
Compare your bricks against the parts list on this page, which makes any missing elements easy to spot.

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