How many pieces are in Taichung Station?

There are 159 pieces across 53 different part types. The set has no minifigures.

Is it a toy or a display model?

It is meant for display. There are no figures or moving parts, so it works best on a shelf.

Which colours does it use most?

Mostly light bluish grey, black and dark bluish grey, with dark red as the accent colour.

LEGO Brand Store Cities of Wonders

LEGO® Taichung Station

Taichung Station is a compact build from the Cities of Wonders range, made for LEGO® Brand Stores in 2017. It has 159 pieces and no minifigures.

Set number: COWT4
Year: 2017
Pieces: 159
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Cities of Wonders
Different parts: 67

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 67

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

A small model of a real station

This set shrinks the railway station of Taichung in Taiwan into something you can finish in a single sitting. Cities of Wonders took recognisable buildings from Asian cities and turned them into modest display pieces, and this is one of that group. With 159 pieces it sits between a pocket-sized polybag and a proper shelf model. It suits people who like small architecture builds, enjoy seeing a real building recreated in brick form, and would rather add a few of these to a shelf than commit to one huge and expensive project.

Greys with a dark red accent

The colour mix is restrained. Light bluish grey, black and dark bluish grey make up most of the model, with dark red adding a sharp touch of contrast. That fits a station building that relies on its shape more than on bright colour. There are 53 different part types, which is a decent spread for such a small set, so expect a number of specialised elements that form the roof and facade. The build rewards careful placement more than long runs of identical bricks, which keeps it interesting from start to finish.

Display it or take it apart

There are no figures and no moving features, so this is a display model rather than a toy. It looks best on a shelf, ideally beside trains or other buildings that make up a little city scene. If you later break it down, the parts list on this page shows what you will get back. Grey and black elements are useful in plenty of other builds. Add the set to your collection and the What can I build? tool will show which other sets your bricks could make, so nothing stays idle in a box for long.

FAQ

How many pieces are in Taichung Station?: There are 159 pieces across 53 different part types. The set has no minifigures.
Is it a toy or a display model?: It is meant for display. There are no figures or moving parts, so it works best on a shelf.
Which colours does it use most?: Mostly light bluish grey, black and dark bluish grey, with dark red as the accent colour.

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