How many minifigures are included?

There are 24 minifigures among 169 pieces in total.

Who was the set made for?

It belongs to the educational range Educational and Dacta and was intended for schools and groups covering community occupations.

How many different parts are there?

Only 19 different types, many of them several times over.

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LEGO® Community Workers

Community Workers 1063-1 is an educational set from LEGO® released in 1985. It has 169 pieces but no fewer than 24 minifigures, which together portray the life of a community.

Set number: 1063
Year: 1985
Pieces: 169
Minifigures: 24
Theme: Town
Different parts: 22

What can I build with it?

Parts list 22

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Minifigures 24

Fireman, Classic, Black Fire Jacket with Red Belt and Buttons, White Helmet (3626a Head) fig-0002084 pieces × 1
Doctor, Woman, White Jacket with Red Cross, Black Hair fig-0007174 pieces × 1
Man, Blue Overalls, Blue Cap - 3626a Head fig-0007204 pieces × 1
Policeman with Zipper Jacket, White Hat fig-0008114 pieces × 1
Policeman, Black Jacket with Zipper and Badge, White Helmet (3842b Helmet) fig-0011344 pieces × 1
Chef - White Torso, Light Gray Legs (3626a Head) fig-0048304 pieces × 1
Doctor, White Jacket with Red Cross, White Legs, Brown Hair fig-0082204 pieces × 1
Man, Blue Jacket with Highway Logo, Black Legs, Red Hard Hat fig-0088854 pieces × 1
Man, Blue Jacket with Highway Logo, Light Gray Legs, Black Hat fig-0088864 pieces × 1
Woman, Red and White Striped Shirt, Blue Legs, Red Hair fig-0088874 pieces × 1
Woman, Red and White Striped Shirt, Red Legs, Black Hair fig-0088884 pieces × 1
Woman, Red Jacket with Zipper and Pockets, Black Legs, Black Hair fig-0088894 pieces × 1
Man, Red Jacket with Zipper and Pockets, White Legs, Blue Cap fig-0088904 pieces × 1
Man, White Jacket with Zipper, Blue Legs, Blue Helmet fig-0088914 pieces × 1
Man, White Jacket with Zipper, White Legs, Blue Helmet fig-0088924 pieces × 1
Woman, Blue Overalls, Red Hair fig-0088934 pieces × 1
Postal Worker, Red Shirt with Horn Logo, Red Legs, Black Hat fig-0088944 pieces × 1
Woman, Black Vest over Blue Top, Red Legs, Red Hair fig-0088954 pieces × 1
Woman, Black Vest over Blue Top, White Legs, Brown Hair fig-0088964 pieces × 1
Man, Black Jacket over Red Shirt, Light Gray Legs, Red Hard Hat fig-0088974 pieces × 1
Man, Blue Jacket with Tie and Three Buttons, Light Gray Legs, Brown Hair fig-0088984 pieces × 1
Man, Blue Jacket with Tie and Three Buttons, White Legs, White Hat fig-0088994 pieces × 1
Woman, White Top with Large Red Stripe and 2 Blue Stripes, Blue Legs, Black Hair fig-0089004 pieces × 1
Woman, White Top with Large Red Stripe and 2 Blue Stripes, Red Legs, Brown Hair fig-0089014 pieces × 1

Description

People rather than buildings

Most sets revolve around vehicles or houses, but this one is about the people who work in a community. With 24 minifigures among just 169 pieces the ratio is unusual: the box consists largely of figures and their accessories. It comes from Educational and Dacta and was made for lessons, where children could get to know occupations, talk about tasks in the community and act out small scenes. For that, the box supplies an unusually large cast in one go.

Few types, many figures

Only 19 different part types are in the set, so many of them appear several times. That fits a box that mainly supplies minifigures in numbers. The main colours of transparent, red, black and brown suit figure parts such as torsos, legs, heads and hats. Exactly which elements are included is shown by the parts list on this page. For collectors the high share of figures is the draw, since a set like this is hardly usual today and is often found only second-hand.

Telling stories, playing

With 24 figures on the table you can tell whole stories: who works where, who helps whom, what a day in town looks like. The figures suit this because they represent different tasks. To build a townscape, though, you need further bricks for houses, streets and vehicles. The set is therefore best seen as an addition to an existing collection, or as a reservoir of figures for scenes of your own, where you add the fitting backdrop yourself.

Checking stock and rebuilding

With the parts list on this page you can see what belongs to the set and check a second-hand copy for completeness. The “What can I build?” tool tells you which other sets your elements could rebuild. Because many parts are figure accessories, the box also appeals to anyone who wants to equip their minifigures with new hats, tools and clothing without buying a whole new set. That also helps with dioramas that need many residents.

FAQ

How many minifigures are included?: There are 24 minifigures among 169 pieces in total.
Who was the set made for?: It belongs to the educational range Educational and Dacta and was intended for schools and groups covering community occupations.
How many different parts are there?: Only 19 different types, many of them several times over.

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