LEGO® Bakery

Description

Fresh bread in a Fabuland village

Every village needs a bakery, and Fabuland had one from early on. With 73 pieces the shop stays small, yet it offers enough room for a simple counter and a roof above it. The set shows how the theme staged everyday trades: friendly, colourful and easy to grasp. For children back then it was a toy for acting out shopping trips, and for collectors today it is a small piece of brick history. Its simple shape makes it a good way into the line.

Yellow, red, green and tan

The main colours are yellow, red, green and tan. The tan is especially interesting, because it recalls pastry and wood at once and so suits a bakery well. Yellow and red give the building warmth, and green provides a counterpoint. If you compare the colour choice with other Fabuland houses, you quickly notice how deliberately the palettes were matched so that several buildings look harmonious side by side. The bakery therefore slots into any Fabuland street without a visual break.

29 different parts, a short build

The 73 pieces are spread across 29 different parts. That makes for a short and manageable build in which you hardly have to hunt for anything. This size is pleasant for beginners or for building together with children. If a used copy lacks a piece, the parts list on this page helps. Every part is listed with its colour and quantity, so you can top up your set in a targeted way. The number of parts is low enough to sort the whole set on one table.

For display and for rebuilding

The bakery combines well with the other Fabuland houses from 1982 into a village street. If you already own similar parts, “What can I build?” on Bricoria shows which further sets you could complete with them. That pays off most with old collections where bricks from different years lie mixed together. It turns a loose box back into something concrete. The parts list shows you which parts are already complete.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Bakery 3667 have?

It has 73 pieces in 29 different parts, without a minifigure.

Which colours does it use most?

Yellow, red, green and tan are the most frequent.

Where is the parts list?

Right on this page, with colour and quantity for every part.