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Set 362 Windmill
Legoland Building

LEGO® Windmill

Windmill 362-1 was released in 1975 in the Legoland buildings range and has 211 pieces with 2 minifigures. It is a compact model for the shelf or the play table.

Set number
362
Year
1975
Pieces
211
Minifigures
2
Theme
Building
Different parts
59
What can I build with it?

Parts list 59

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Minifigures 2

Description

A mill with two residents

The windmill belongs to the Legoland buildings range and came out in 1975. It has 211 pieces, 46 of them different, and two minifigures. That may sound modest, but it is enough for a miller and a visitor, and so for small stories. The parts list on this page shows every brick with its quantity. If you buy a second-hand copy, you can check item by item whether the mill is complete and the sails are all there.

Blue, black, red and yellow

The colour mix is unusual for a windmill and gives it a playful look. Blue and black form the base, while red and yellow add accents on the roof, sails or details. The parts list shows how much of each colour is included. That helps if you want to rebuild the model or rethink it in colours of your own, and it shows which bricks you would need to reorder to restore the original look.

Small but full of parts

At 211 pieces the windmill is a small model. The 46 different parts suggest, however, that many shapes were used, for the roof, sails and base for example. That keeps the build varied even though it does not take long. It suits display because the silhouette is instantly recognisable. For play it fits next to a farm or village, where it serves as a landmark and invites figures from other sets to visit.

Bricks for new models

If you have the windmill at home, the “What can I build?” tool on Bricoria helps you find matching sets. It checks which models you could build, fully or in part, from your pieces. Basic bricks in blue, black, red and yellow are widespread, so the chances of a match are good. The mill could become a tower, a lighthouse or something quite different, without buying new parts.

FAQ

How many minifigures does Windmill 362-1 have?
It includes 2 minifigures and 211 pieces in total.
How many different parts are there?
The parts list names 46 different parts with their quantities.
When was the set released?
It came out in 1975 in the Legoland buildings range.

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