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LEGO® Paramedic Unit

Paramedic Unit (6364-1) is a Classic Town set from 1980. It has 141 pieces, two minifigures and a white-and-red colour scheme.

Set number
6364
Year
1980
Pieces
141
Minifigures
2
Different parts
58
What can I build with it?

Parts list 58

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (1)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 2

Description

Medical help for the town

A brick-built town needs more than a fire engine and a police car. This set from LEGO® adds a paramedic crew to the street scene, with a small response vehicle and two figures to go with it. At 141 pieces the build is over quickly, with no long stages to work through. That makes it a handy choice if you are starting with older sets, or if you want to add another vehicle to a layout that already exists.

Two minifigures to play with

Having two figures makes play easy. One can sit at the wheel while the other looks after a patient or the stretcher, and little stories begin without any extra parts. For collectors, the figures are of interest as early examples from the time when faces were very simple and most of the character came from colour and headgear. They are a small time capsule of how the Town range looked at the start of the decade.

White, red, black and blue

The palette is easy to read. White is the base colour, red provides the warning accent, and black and blue fill in wheels, details and figures. Of the 141 pieces, 46 are different, so there are several specialised shapes in the box. If you want to rebuild or complete the set, the parts list on this page shows every shape with its colour and quantity. That helps most with second-hand copies, where single bricks are often missing.

Rebuilding from what you own

Before buying a whole set, you can check on Bricoria what you are actually missing. Enter your bricks into “What can I build?” and compare them with the parts list. Almost everyone has plain white and red bricks at home; the special parts are rarer and can be reordered one by one. That keeps a rebuild affordable and puts the bricks you already own to work.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with 6364-1?
Two minifigures are included, along with 141 pieces, 46 of which are different parts.
Which theme is the Paramedic Unit in?
It belongs to Town, more precisely the Classic Town line, and was released in 1980.
Which colours are most common?
White and red are used most, followed by black and blue.

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