
Modular Curbs (USA & Canada)
With just 14 distinct part types across 93 pieces, this set is built almost entirely around repetition rather than variety. There's no single model to complete here and no minifigures either — this is raw building material meant to extend an existing City layout.
- Set number
- EG00156
- Year
- 2025
- Pieces
- 93
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- City
- Different parts
- 14
Parts list 14
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Brick Curved 1 × 2 × 1 No Studs
× 16
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Tile 1 × 4 with Groove
× 11
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Tile 2 × 4 with Groove
× 10
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Tile 1 × 8 with Groove
× 8
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Plate 8 × 8
× 8
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Technic Pin with Friction Ridges Lengthwise with No Center Slots
× 8
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Tile 2 × 6
× 8
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Plate 1 × 8
× 4
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Brick Special 16 × 16 × 1 1/3 with Pin Holes
× 4
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Tile 2 × 4 with Groove
× 4
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Tile 2 × 4 with White Stripe Print
× 4
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Plate 16 × 16
× 4
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Tile 1 × 2 with Groove
× 2
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Plate Special 16 × 16 × 2/3 with Eight Recessed Edges with 1 × 4 Studs and Four Recessed Centers with 2 × 4 Studs
× 2
No part matches this colour selection.
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Description
Built for repetition, not a model
With just 14 distinct part types across 93 pieces, this set is built almost entirely around repetition rather than variety. That's exactly what's needed for kerb pieces: long, straight or angled road edges that need to line up seamlessly over and over. There's no single model to complete here and no minifigures either — this is raw building material meant to extend an existing layout rather than a self-contained scene.
A North American kerb style
This set follows a North American kerb style, as the name suggests, distinct from the road-edge shapes more common in European sets. That makes it most useful for builders who already have a City layout going and want to add realistic details such as kerbs, pavement edges or street crossings that match that regional look. Because the small number of part types can be lined up however you like, the same pieces can form straight stretches, curves or junctions depending on how you arrange them.
Grey, black, green and white
Colour keeps things practical: dark bluish grey for the kerb itself, black for the road surface, green for bordering grass and white for markings. Between them, those four colours cover the essentials of a typical street scene, letting the set blend into an existing road layout rather than standing out. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly which of the 14 part types comes in which colour, useful if you're topping up a build you've already started.
Supply material for road networks
Rather than a stand-alone play set, this is best thought of as a supply of building material for ongoing City projects. If you already own several road sections, this set is a straightforward way to close gaps or add new branches without buying a larger, pricier set just for the kerb pieces. The parts list here is worth checking before you plan out a bigger road network, so you know exactly which pieces and colours you're working with.
FAQ
- What's included in the Modular Curbs (USA & Canada) set?
- It contains 93 pieces of North American-style modular kerb, with no minifigures included.
- What is this set useful for?
- It's an add-on for existing City builds, used to recreate realistic kerbs, pavement edges or road crossings.
- What colours does the set use?
- Mainly dark bluish grey, black, green and white — the typical colours of a street scene.
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