Are minifigures included?

No, there are no minifigures. You can add drivers and passengers from other sets.

Which colours are typical?

Dark bluish grey, black, yellow and white, which suit roads, buses and construction vehicles.

Educational and Dacta Town

LEGO® Vehicles

Vehicles 9333 is an educational Town set from 2010. It consists of 940 pieces in 141 different parts and includes no minifigures.

Set number: 9333
Year: 2010
Pieces: 940
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Town
Different parts: 253

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 253

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Description

Wheels, axles, bodywork

Vehicles are a classic building topic, because you quickly learn how axles, wheels and bodywork work together. The set supplies the basic stock for several models at once and is meant for use in schools and groups. Whether you build a car, a lorry or something invented is not prescribed. That is the appeal of an education set: it gives you material but no fixed outcome.

The colours of the road

Dark bluish grey, black, yellow and white set the tone. Black and grey provide wheels, chassis and road surfaces, while yellow and white are the colours of buses, construction vehicles and markings. With 141 different parts among 940 pieces, the balance is good: there is enough variety for detail and enough repetition to build several similar vehicles side by side.

On the move without figures

Minifigures are not part of the set. The attention stays on the vehicles themselves, so it makes sense to borrow figures from other boxes as drivers and passengers. In class this is handy, because you can compare the size of your vehicles directly with a figure. If you build several models, line them up on a road of grey plates and design small traffic scenes, such as a junction with waiting vehicles or a stop where a bus pulls in.

Parts list and ideas

The parts list on this page shows how many wheels, plates and bricks you actually have, split by colour, which helps when several vehicles are planned at once. The “What can I build?” tool also tells you which other sets are possible from your stock, in case you combine the contents of this box with the rest of your collection. Wheels and flat plates are often in short supply in vehicle sets, so it pays to check the quantities before starting a bigger model.

FAQ

How many pieces does the set have?: It consists of 940 pieces in 141 different parts.
Are minifigures included?: No, there are no minifigures. You can add drivers and passengers from other sets.
Which colours are typical?: Dark bluish grey, black, yellow and white, which suit roads, buses and construction vehicles.

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