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LEGO® Canada Post Mail Truck

The Canada Post Mail Truck 107-2 comes from the Classic Town range and was released in 1985. It has 138 pieces and one minifigure to drive the van.

Set number
107-2
Year
1985
Pieces
138
Minifigures
1
Different parts
52
What can I build with it?

Parts list 52

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Minifigures 1

Description

A postal van with a regional link

This set is a small delivery van in the style of the Canadian postal service. Models like this were often made for a specific market, and the number 107 points to a regional release. That makes the van more interesting to collectors than an ordinary town vehicle. It shows how the Classic Town theme was adapted to the circumstances of individual countries without changing the basic way of building very much. For collectors of country editions it is a nice example from this era.

Small but with character

At 138 pieces, the van is among the smaller vehicles in the range. The 43 different parts show that body, windows and wheels each use dedicated shapes rather than everything being made of standard bricks. Building it gives you a vehicle with a recognisable profile that sits well beside houses, a petrol station and a road. Small vehicles like this are what bring a town on the table to life. A delivery van driving between the buildings also gives play a purpose.

Colours and driver

Black and white form the base, while light grey and red supply the accents by which you spot a mail van at once. The included minifigure is the driver who delivers letters and parcels. The colour scheme sits well with the other vehicles in the range, so the van slots into an existing layout without a break. If you are building a whole street, this set gives you an everyday service that is often missing. Add a postbox made from your own bricks and a small mail scene appears quickly.

Using the parts or completing the set

If individual pieces are missing, the parts list on this page helps: it shows every shape with its number and quantity. If you are only after bricks, the “What can I build?” section lists further sets you could rebuild in full or in part from the contents. That way the mail truck can still be useful even if it no longer fits together completely, because you can reuse the pieces in models of your own. That applies above all to the wheels, windows and body parts.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Canada Post Mail Truck have?
Set 107-2 has 138 pieces in 43 different shapes and includes one minifigure.
Which range does it belong to?
It belongs to Classic Town in the Town theme and was released in 1985.
What colours does the set use?
Mostly black, white, light grey and red. The parts list shows each piece individually.

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