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Description
A surgery in a furnishing theme
Homemaker was a range about rooms, furniture and everyday scenes. The Doctor's Office fits right in: it shows a place every child knows and invites you to build a waiting room and a consulting room. The set dates from 1977 and shows how early everyday subjects were already being turned into brick form. Today it is a charming find for anyone interested in the history of the theme worlds and in how small, domestic scenes were once pictured. Visits to the doctor are also a subject children know from experience and enjoy acting out in play.
Red, yellow, black, white
The main colours are red, yellow, black and white. White and red recall a consulting room, while yellow and black give the furniture and details some contrast. With 94 pieces in 26 types, there is more variety than in many basic sets of similar size, because furnishing models need several special parts. The result feels more like a small room than a building, which makes it easy to slot into a larger town or a doll's-house-style arrangement. Red and yellow supply the accents, while black and white form the calm base for walls and furniture.
No figures, plenty of imagination
No minifigures come with it, so the scene stays empty until you populate it yourself. That can be an advantage: with figures from other sets, a patient, a doctor or a visitor to the waiting room appears in moments. If you prefer to display it, set the surgery up as a room diorama and add walls of your own bricks around it. At only 94 pieces, the model stays handy and fits a small space. A second room or a reception desk is also easy to add with a few extra bricks of your own.
Matching your parts
The parts list on this page shows every piece. Compare it with your collection to check how completely you can rebuild the Doctor's Office from your own bricks. Red and white basics are plentiful in many collections. With “What can I build?” you can also see which other models your stock allows, should you prefer to turn the surgery into something quite different. That way you quickly find out whether only a few pieces are missing or whether a rebuild is hardly worth the effort.
FAQ
- How many pieces does the Doctor's Office 276-1 have?
- 94 pieces in 26 types. No minifigures are included.
- When was the set released?
- In 1977, as part of the Homemaker theme.
- Which colours dominate?
- Red, yellow, black and white.
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