Does Farm Set 190-1 include minifigures?

No. The set has 526 pieces, 57 of them different, and no minifigures.

When was this set released?

It came out in 1975 as part of the building sets with people.

Can I use the bricks for other models?

Yes. The “What can I build?” tool lists other sets that you can make fully or partly from your parts.

Building Set with People

LEGO® Farm Set

Farm Set 190-1 was released in 1975 and contains 526 pieces. It belongs to the building sets with people and relies on classic bricks in primary colours.

Set number: 190
Year: 1975
Pieces: 526
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Building Set with People
Different parts: 105

What can I build with it?

Parts list 105

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (12)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

What is in the box

The box holds 526 pieces made up of 57 different parts, which is a fairly compact selection for a set from 1975. There are no minifigures, so everything here is about bricks, walls and roofs rather than characters. The parts list on this page shows every element with its quantity, which makes it easy to check a second-hand copy for completeness. Because the range of shapes is narrow, a missing piece is usually simple to spot and straightforward to replace with a common brick.

Red, yellow, black and blue

Four colours dominate: red, yellow, black and blue. That palette is typical of the mid-seventies, when a few strong tones were enough to make a model easy to read. Red suits walls and roofs, yellow adds accents, and black and blue bring contrast. If you plan to rebuild the farm or give it your own twist, the colour breakdown in the parts list shows at a glance which shades you have plenty of and where you might want to top up your collection.

A set for free building

Sets of this era invite you to rearrange things. With 526 pieces you can lay out the barn, stable and fencing in a different order from the original, and because the shapes are limited, your own variations come together quickly. That makes it appealing to collectors who want a piece of history on the shelf, and equally to anyone who simply enjoys building freely from basic elements without following a rigid plan from start to finish.

Reusing what you own

If you already own this set or part of it, try the “What can I build?” tool on Bricoria. It compares your bricks with other sets and shows which models you could build in full or in part. Basic bricks in red, yellow, black and blue appear in countless sets, so the chance of a match is high. An old box becomes a stock of parts for new ideas, and you might not need to order anything extra at all.

FAQ

Does Farm Set 190-1 include minifigures?: No. The set has 526 pieces, 57 of them different, and no minifigures.
When was this set released?: It came out in 1975 as part of the building sets with people.
Can I use the bricks for other models?: Yes. The “What can I build?” tool lists other sets that you can make fully or partly from your parts.

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