The Dump Truck and Front Loader LEGO® City (60494): the construction site takes over
Construction site fans are in for a treat. LEGO® City launches a duo of vehicles that raises the level of detail in the range.
A real miniature construction site
With 1132 pieces, this set brings together two functional machines: a dump truck able to tip its load and an articulated front loader. Three worker minifigures complete the scene, recreating a real construction site in miniature.
Compatible with the LEGO Builder app
The build can be followed directly from the LEGO Builder app, with zoom and 3D rotation of the instructions. A real comfort for long building sessions, alone or with the family.
Technical sheet
- Theme: LEGO® City
- Number of pieces: 1132
- Official price: €119.99
- Release date: 1 August 2026
Realistic functions and a complete worksite
The articulated loader has a moving bucket. The truck combines working suspension, a tipping bed and rubber tyres. The opening mobile office, three workers, a pug, tools and rocks complete the scene. The truck measures over 10 cm high, 29 cm long and 10 cm wide.
Specifications checked against the official LEGO® page for set 60494.
A Kadris® wall art piece to go further
A dump truck and loader like these have everything it takes for a striking wall art piece. A custom design can already be ordered, and this set is a strong candidate for our future standard collection. Browse our new arrivals or order now as a custom design.
Photo credit: LEGO®.
The Dump Truck and Front Loader LEGO® City (60494): the construction site takes over: what to check before buying and displaying
Quick answer: compare the assembled scale, width and length with your real display area, then choose the angle that best reveals the profile. Vehicle models are often photographed from a low three-quarter view, but the clean side view can be more effective for a permanent wall presentation.
Which details should remain visible?
Identify the feature that defines the model—its body line, cockpit, wheels, mechanical system or livery—and avoid surrounding it with objects that hide that feature. If the build includes steering, suspension, opening panels or a gearbox, decide whether those functions should stay accessible after installation.
How much room should be left around the model?
Measure the completed vehicle and add space for mirrors, wings, spoilers and any parts that extend beyond the main body. A small visual margin makes the composition feel intentional and reduces accidental contact. It also helps the model remain clear in photographs and short-form videos.
What is the best lighting for a display vehicle?
Soft side lighting brings out bodywork and brick-built texture. Strong direct light can create distracting reflections and may alter colours over time. A neutral or carefully coordinated background lets the livery stand out without competing with the car or motorcycle.
Is the LEGO® set included with a Kadris display?
No, unless the relevant product page explicitly says otherwise. Kadris supplies the compatible aluminium display, its mounting system and the selected finish. Sets and minifigures shown in photographs illustrate the possible result.
How should the model be protected over time?
Keep it away from direct sunlight, strong heat and narrow passageways. Vertical presentation can greatly limit dust accumulation compared with a crowded shelf, but it does not replace occasional gentle cleaning or a closed display case.