How many pieces are in the Res-Q Digger?

Res-Q Digger contains 67 pieces.

When was the Res-Q Digger released?

Res-Q Digger was released in 2002.

🏛 Jack Stone

Set #4622

Res-Q Digger

Res-Q Digger is a delightfully nostalgic blast from the early 2000s Jack Stone era.

Before you buy

Who it's for: Beginner build Perfect for nostalgic collectors and fans of early 2000s junior themes
Build: 67 pieces · about 0.5 hours Build time is an estimate.
Price: $19.99 list price · 29.8¢ per piece
Availability: Likely retired

★★★☆☆ 3.5 AI-generated review score, not a customer rating

Nostalgic fans appreciate the charming early 2000s aesthetic and unique printed rescue elements, though the junior-focused build style offers very little challenge for experienced builders.

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📝 Our Take

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Res-Q Digger is a delightfully nostalgic blast from the early 2000s Jack Stone era. With its vibrant yellow and black color scheme and specialized vehicle bases, it captures a very specific, action-packed style of junior-friendly LEGO design that predates modern CITY standards.

This set is perfect for nostalgic collectors and fans of retro 2000s LEGO subthemes. The building experience is quick and straightforward, leaning heavily into pre-assembled large elements designed for younger builders rather than intricate system brick-by-brick construction.

Skip this if you are looking for a complex, modern building challenge or realistic engineering. Because it relies on specialized junior vehicle bases and large printed elements rather than traditional brick building, modern MOC builders might find limited use for the specialized parts.

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🧱 Building Experience

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Build Highlights:

Quick and nostalgic build reflecting the 2002 Jack Stone design philosophy
Features classic specialized vehicle bases and large canopy elements
Includes unique Res-Q printed fairings and windscreens
Great display piece for fans of vintage rescue subthemes

📈 Investment Analysis

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⏳ Retired

As a retired set from the niche Jack Stone era, the Res-Q Digger occupies a curious corner of the secondary market. With a current price of around $44 against its original $19.99 MSRP, it has shown steady upward appreciation driven largely by nostalgia and completionists trying to collect the entire 2002 Res-Q lineup. While it won't rival high-end UCS Star Wars sets or modular buildings for explosive financial growth, its sealed or complete-in-box value holds up remarkably well. Collectors nostalgic for early 2000s themes are willing to pay a premium for good-condition specimens featuring those unique printed Res-Q windscreens and fairings.

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⚖ Compare Similar Sets

Compared to standard LEGO City sets of the same era, Jack Stone sets like the Res-Q Digger prioritized immediate playability with larger, specialized vehicle bases and fewer overall parts. While traditional City construction offered more intricate builds, Jack Stone sets stand out today as unique historical artifacts of LEGO's early 2000s design experiments.

📦 Parts Inventory

Piece count: 67
Parts cataloged in this inventory: 28 unique parts, 67 pieces

Missing a piece? Check this set piece by piece, with look-alike colors flagged and element IDs for replacements.

Tipper Bed Small,...

Part #: 2512 1× Yellow

Chain 17L [21 Links]

Part #: 30104 1× Dark Gray

Wheel 18 x 14 wit...

Part #: 30285 14× Yellow

Hinge Brick 1 x 2...

Part #: 30386 1× Yellow

Tyre 30.4 x 14 Of...

Part #: 30391 14× Black

Construction Vehi...

Part #: 30394 1× Yellow

Vehicle Base, Tra...

Part #: 30620 1× Black

Grille 1 x 4 [Two...

Part #: 30622 4× Yellow

Spoiler 3 x 4 x 6

Part #: 30626 1× Black

Cockpit 10 x 4 x ...

Part #: 30627 1× Yellow

Grille 6 x 4 x 3 ...

Part #: 30632 2× Black

Steering Wheel Ho...

Part #: 30640 2× White

Vehicle Base 4 x ...

Part #: 30642 1× Black

Vehicle Base 4 x ...

Part #: 30643 1× Dark Gray

Fairing 1 x 4 Sid...

Part #: 30647pr0007 1× Yellow

Fairing 1 x 4 Sid...

Part #: 30647pr0008 1× Yellow

Windscreen 8 x 4 ...

Part #: 30649pr0002 1× Trans-Brown

Steering Wheel Sm...

Part #: 30663 2× Black

Brick Sloped 33° ...

Part #: 3297 1× Yellow

Technic Brick 1 x...

Part #: 3701 1× Yellow

Windscreen 2 x 4 x 2

Part #: 3823 1× Trans-Brown

Juniors Midifig, ...

Part #: 40513pr0009 1× Light Gray

Juniors Midifig, ...

Part #: 40514pr0005 1× Dark Gray

Exhaust Pipe with...

Part #: 40620 2× Chrome Silver

Brick Curved 1 x ...

Part #: 40996 3× Trans-Neon Green

Brick Curved 6 x ...

Part #: 42022pr0004 4× Yellow

Hinge 1 x 3 Trian...

Part #: 47973 1× Black

Panel 1 x 2 x 1 [...

Part #: 4865a 2× Yellow

The parts inventory is heavily weighted toward specialized junior vehicle bases and large printed elements unique to the Jack Stone theme, making it less versatile for traditional system MOCs but a goldmine for theme completionists.