Does the Minifigure Crossing Stand include any minifigures?

No. It's a display stand for figures you already own, not a set that comes with its own.

How long does the build take?

With 200 pieces and 80 unique parts, it's a short, fairly repetitive build without complex steps.

Can the parts be combined with other city-style sets?

Yes, the kerb and paving pieces suit other road or city scenes, and the full parts list is on this page.

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Minifigure Crossing Stand

The Minifigure Crossing Stand isn't a playset with figures of its own – it's a small display base shaped like a road crossing, built to show off minifigures you already own. At 200 pieces and 80 unique parts, it's a quick build with more part variety than the piece count alone suggests.

Set number: EG00120
Year: 2024
Pieces: 200
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Other
Different parts: 80

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 80

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 stage, not a story

Open the box and you won't find a single minifigure – this set is a stand, built to give your existing figures somewhere to pose. The build recreates a small crossing scene, with a striped pavement section, kerb edging and an upright element such as a sign or post, the kind of detail you'd expect at a junction in a city scene. All 200 pieces go into the base, kerbs and vertical pieces, resulting in a sturdy little display that stands on its own rather than depending on a larger set around it.

Grey, black and white by design

The four main colours – Light Bluish Gray, Black, Dark Bluish Gray and White – are a deliberate, restrained palette that mimics tarmac, kerbstone and road markings rather than going for bright plastic. The two greys create depth between pavement and road surface, black adds contrast for a post or sign base, and white does the heavy lifting on the crossing stripes themselves. Working through the parts list on this page, it's easy to see how far four colours stretch once applied to a realistic street scene rather than a playful one.

200 pieces, 80 unique parts

The gap between 200 total pieces and 80 unique parts tells you a lot about the build: several elements repeat, most likely the striped tiles and kerb sections that make up the crossing itself. That points to a fairly repetitive, relaxed building session rather than one full of one-off techniques. For anyone building up a stock of street-furniture pieces for their own scenes, this set is also a modest source of kerb tiles and paving elements that can be combined with other sets, all listed in full on this page.

Who it's for

This stand suits collectors who like to display minifigures rather than leave them loose in a drawer – on a desk, a shelf, or alongside a larger build. Because no figures are included, it's really an accessory for an existing collection rather than a standalone set to start one. The small piece count keeps the build short without making the scene feel thin, and anyone interested in road-themed parts for their own creations gets a modest but genuinely useful supply here.

FAQ

Does the Minifigure Crossing Stand include any minifigures?: No. It's a display stand for figures you already own, not a set that comes with its own.
How long does the build take?: With 200 pieces and 80 unique parts, it's a short, fairly repetitive build without complex steps.
Can the parts be combined with other city-style sets?: Yes, the kerb and paving pieces suit other road or city scenes, and the full parts list is on this page.