LEGO® Harbor Set
The Harbor Set is a 2011 education set from the Town line with 907 pieces. It supplies material for harbour and quayside models and includes no minifigures.
- Set number
- 9337
- Year
- 2011
- Pieces
- 907
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Town
- Different parts
- 208
Parts list 208
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Spare parts (5)
These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.
Description
A harbour to build your way
This set comes from the Educational and Dacta area of LEGO®, within the Town line, so it is aimed at schools and classroom use. Instead of one fixed model you get material for building docks, quays and matching vehicles. At 907 pieces it is big enough for a full project yet still manageable. There are no minifigures, so the focus lies entirely on structures and superstructures rather than on little people. That suits groups who would rather plan and engineer than act out stories, and it keeps the focus on how the structures actually fit together.
Colours and variety
White, dark bluish grey, black and blue dominate, a palette that suits water, concrete and steel. The 907 pieces are spread over 132 different types, so there is a good selection of basic bricks, plates and special elements. The parts list on this page lets you check each type individually, for example when you are verifying a second-hand copy for completeness or looking for particular blues to use as water surfaces.
Building your own ideas
Without a fixed brief, the appeal lies in freedom: you can plan a pier with warehouses, build ships of different sizes or add cranes and containers. The “What can I build?” tool shows which further models become possible when you combine this set with other parts. That way the harbour can be joined to City sets in your collection without buying anything new, and you can grow it step by step.
Who it is for
The Harbor Set suits teachers, groups and hobbyists who want a larger supply of bricks for town models. It is less a play set with figures and more a themed parts box. If you only need certain types, you can reorder them from the list instead of buying the whole set again, which keeps the cost of extending an existing harbour low. A harbour tends to grow slowly, and a few extra pieces are often enough to round off the picture.
FAQ
- How many pieces does the Harbor Set have?
- It has 907 pieces in 132 different types. There are no minifigures.
- Which range does it belong to?
- It is part of the Educational and Dacta area, in the Town line, and was released in 2011.
- Which colours does it use?
- Mainly white, dark bluish grey, black and blue. The exact distribution is in the parts list.
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