How many pieces does the set have?

It has 1,498 pieces in 169 different parts. No minifigures are included.

Which colours appear most often?

White, red, black and dark bluish grey lead the mix, which works nicely for emergency vehicles and buildings.

It is aimed at schools and groups, but it also makes a handy stock of parts for your own response vehicles and town models.

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LEGO® Rescue Service Set

The Rescue Service Set 9314 is an educational Town set released in 2010. It contains 1,498 pieces and no minifigures, and it focuses on emergency vehicles and the buildings around them.

Set number: 9314
Year: 2010
Pieces: 1,498
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Town
Different parts: 270

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 270

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Spare parts (17)

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

Description

A classroom box, not a play set

Unlike the City sets most people know, this one sits in the Educational and Dacta range and is meant for use in lessons. The large piece count lets several children build at once. Rescue work suits that setting well, because roles, routines and vehicles are easy to talk about and act out. Whether you use it for a school project or simply as a parts pool today is up to you: it asks for your own ideas far more than it hands you a ready-made model.

White and red do the talking

The colours are clear-cut: white and red dominate, backed by black and dark bluish grey. It is exactly the mix you see on ambulances and response vehicles, while the grey and black parts cover wheels, roads and building edges. With 169 different parts among almost 1,500 pieces, the set offers plenty of shapes and also enough repetition to build several similar vehicles without running short of the key elements.

Getting more from the parts

Because the set puts neither figures nor a single fixed model at its centre, the parts list is where the real value lies. This page lists every part with its count and colour, which helps if you are hunting for white and red pieces for your own vehicles or want to see what blends with the rest of your bricks. The “What can I build?” tool shows which other sets you could put together using the parts in your collection.

Buildings and roads to match

A rescue service needs more than vehicles: a station, an access road, perhaps a landing pad or a junction. The grey and black parts in the set are enough to suggest road surfaces and walls. If you are planning larger scenes, combine the stock with other education sets or bricks of your own. Since the parts come from a range developed for classroom use, they are sturdy and can be rebuilt as often as you like without anything going missing along the way.

FAQ

How many pieces does the set have?: It has 1,498 pieces in 169 different parts. No minifigures are included.
Which colours appear most often?: White, red, black and dark bluish grey lead the mix, which works nicely for emergency vehicles and buildings.
Who is it for?: It is aimed at schools and groups, but it also makes a handy stock of parts for your own response vehicles and town models.

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