How many minifigures come with it?

Twelve minifigures are included. The contents total 1,875 pieces in 104 different part types.

Who is the Town Developers Set meant for?

It comes from the education range and suits groups who plan and build a town together.

Is there a fixed model to copy?

No, the focus is on open-ended building. The set supplies material for houses, roads and vehicles based on your own ideas.

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Town Developers Set

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LEGO® Town Developers Set

The Town Developers Set comes from the education range and was released in 2007 with 1,875 pieces. It includes twelve minifigures for use in town scenes you design yourself.

Set number: 9322
Year: 2007
Pieces: 1,875
Minifigures: 12
Theme: Town
Different parts: 196

What can I build with it?

Parts list 196

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 12

White Torso with Flowers, Orange Legs, Black Ponytail (3626b Head) fig-0003934 pieces × 1
Waiter, Man, Black Suit and Bow Tie, Black Hair (3626b Head) fig-0088544 pieces × 1
Doctor, White Shirt with Star of Life Logo, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0091264 pieces × 1
Doctor - White Legs, Black Hair fig-0094584 pieces × 1
Medium Blue Torso, White Legs, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0094594 pieces × 1
Chef - White Torso, Black Legs fig-0094604 pieces × 1
Worker - Orange Torso, Blue Legs, Red Helmet fig-0094614 pieces × 4
Black Torso, Orange Legs, Black Cap fig-0094624 pieces × 1
Dark Blue Torso, White Legs, Black Hair fig-0094634 pieces × 1

Description

A town built in the classroom

This set sits in the education Town range and is aimed at groups who plan and build a town together. Instead of one single model, you get plenty of material for houses, roads and vehicles that can be combined freely. Twelve minifigures bring the scene to life and invite storytelling: who lives where, who works where, how do people get from A to B? Questions like these are the real core of the set.

A palette for streets and houses

Red and white dominate the set, joined by light bluish grey and black, which suit roads, roofs and pavements. That mix matches what you expect from a classic townscape. With 104 different parts among 1,875 pieces, many elements repeat, so several buildings in the same style are possible. For groups this is handy, because individual jobs are easy to hand out. Each member can take a house or a vehicle, and everything still fits together at the end.

Play, plan, expand

The Town Developers Set is a play set in the broad sense: you build, change and rebuild. A finished display model is not the focus. If you want the town to grow, you can add parts from other Town sets. For collectors, the combination of a high piece count and twelve figures is what stands out, since figures are often the items missing when you buy an older education set second-hand. Comparing against the list before buying saves trouble later.

Working with the list and ideas tool

On this page you will find the complete parts list with quantity and colour. It helps when checking a used set for completeness. With “What can I build?” you can see how far the contents take you together with your own collection and which models the parts you already have could make. The set becomes a flexible kit for your own streets and districts instead of a model you build once. This is especially handy when you need lots of identical bricks for longer stretches of road.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with it?: Twelve minifigures are included. The contents total 1,875 pieces in 104 different part types.
Who is the Town Developers Set meant for?: It comes from the education range and suits groups who plan and build a town together.
Is there a fixed model to copy?: No, the focus is on open-ended building. The set supplies material for houses, roads and vehicles based on your own ideas.

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