
Parts list 13
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Minitalia Brick 2 × 2 with Bottom X Support No longer produced · last seen 1973 × 26
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Minitalia Slope 33° 3 × 4 with Bottom X Supports No longer produced · last seen 1973 × 24
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Minitalia Brick 2 × 4 with Centre Cross Supports No longer produced · last seen 1973 × 20
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Minitalia Slope 33° 3 × 2 with Bottom X Supports No longer produced · last seen 1971 × 8
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Minitalia Brick 2 × 8 with Bottom X Supports No longer produced · last seen 1973 × 6
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Minitalia Slope 33° 2 × 4 Double with Bottom X Supports No longer produced · last seen 1971 × 6
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Minitalia Brick 2 × 4 with Centre Cross Supports No longer produced · last seen 1973 × 6
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Minitalia Window 1 × 6 × 3 Panorama with 12 Panes No longer produced · last seen 1973 × 4
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Minitalia Brick 2 × 8 with Bottom X Supports No longer produced · last seen 1973 × 2
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Minitalia Window 1 × 4 × 3 with 12 Panes No longer produced · last seen 1973 × 2
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Minitalia Door 1 × 4 × 5 with 9 Panes No longer produced · last seen 1976 × 2
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Minitalia Brick 2 × 2 with Bottom X Support No longer produced · last seen 1973 × 2
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Roof, Minitalia No longer produced · last seen 1970 × 1
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Description
Ten shapes, one house
With ten different elements, this set gets by on very little variety. The 109 bricks come together as a small house in which the same shapes recur again and again. That restriction is part of the charm: you see how a few basic elements are enough to make a convincing building. For anyone interested in early sets it is a clear example of how simple the first steps into building once were.
Colours that go together
Red, green and white form the trio. Pale surfaces, a strong roof and green accents produce a picture that recalls a cottage in the countryside. The parts list on this page shows how the quantity divides between the three colours. That is useful when you are checking a second-hand copy, or gathering parts for a house of your own in the same colours. With only three shades involved, sorting the bricks is quick and easy as well.
A short build
With around a hundred pieces the build is over quickly. The set therefore suits a relaxed afternoon, and you need no prior knowledge. Minifigures are not included, so the story of the house is left entirely to you. You can add a garden, a fence or an extension without the set tying you to a particular theme. The simplicity itself invites you to try your own ideas and to rebuild the model several times over.
Related to the larger house
The same range includes another Medium House Set, 3-6, which brings a few more pieces. Both sets share the same colour scheme and sit well side by side. If you own several, you can build a small village. Use the “What can I build?” tool to see which models you could assemble from the bricks you already have, and let the parts list guide you towards any missing elements you want to track down.
FAQ
- How many pieces does set 2-8 have?
- It has 109 pieces in ten different shapes. The full list with colours and quantities is on this page.
- Are there any minifigures?
- No, the set contains no minifigures. It consists of the house and its building parts only.
- How does it differ from set 3-6?
- Both are called Medium House Set and belong to Minitalia. Set 2-8 has 109 pieces, fewer than the 158 in 3-6.
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