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Set 370 Police Headquarters
Legoland Police

LEGO® Police Headquarters

Police Headquarters 370-1 was released in 1976 as part of the Legoland / Police range. It contains 300 pieces and 4 minifigures. This page lists every part and shows what else you could build with them.

Set number
370
Year
1976
Pieces
300
Minifigures
4
Theme
Police
Different parts
65
What can I build with it?

Parts list 65

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Minifigures 4

Description

A station from the early town years

This set dates from a period when the town themes from LEGO® were still finding their feet. A police headquarters was one of the classic buildings you placed next to roads and vehicles. With 300 pieces it sits in the middle of the 1976 range: big enough to be a proper building with rooms, yet small enough to finish in one afternoon. The four minifigures bring the station to life straight away, so it feels like a working place rather than just a backdrop on a baseplate.

Colours and parts

The palette is simple and restrained. White, black and yellow set the tone, joined by transparent pieces that most likely serve as windows and glazing. The catalogue shows 48 different parts in the box, which is a healthy mix of bricks, plates and special elements for a set of this size. If you are hunting for older parts, the list further down shows each shape with its colour and quantity, which makes comparing it with your own collection straightforward.

Display or play

A building with four minifigures invites play. The figures fit inside the rooms, and vehicles from other police sets can be parked outside. At the same time the headquarters makes a charming piece for collectors who like to show where the town theme began. The construction is traditional and free of fiddly mechanisms, so beginners can follow it easily. If you buy a second-hand copy, check that all parts are present and that the transparent elements are complete and free of scratches.

Reusing the bricks

You do not need the original box to get something out of this page. The “What can I build?” tool shows which other sets you could assemble from the bricks you already own, and the parts list helps when you want to track down missing elements. White, black and yellow are still among the most common colours today, so many of these bricks work well in your own designs, whether that is a precinct, a fire station or an entirely different town building.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does Police Headquarters 370-1 have?
The set has 300 pieces, including 48 different parts, and comes with 4 minifigures.
When was this set released?
It came out in 1976 and belongs to the Legoland / Police range.
Where can I find the complete parts list?
Right on this page, with colour and quantity for every part. Use “What can I build?” to see what your own bricks could make.

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