Town Classic Town

LEGO® Shell Service Station

The Shell Service Station came out in 1986 in the Classic Town range. It has 292 pieces, 2 minifigures and a colour scheme of white, black, yellow and light grey.

Set number
6378
Year
1986
Pieces
292
Minifigures
2
Different parts
95
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Parts list 95

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Minifigures 2

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Description

Refuelling in miniature

A petrol station belongs in every model town, and this set shows one the way it looked in the eighties: a shop area, a canopy and room for vehicles. The brand name in the title points to a real company that served as the model. For town builders the set is a classic building block, since it fills a corner by the road and adds movement to the baseplate without taking much space. It is an easy way to make a street feel lived in.

Yellow as the accent

White and black form the base, yellow sets the accent and light grey calms the larger surfaces. That mix makes the building easy to spot on a baseplate. With 67 different part types among 292 pieces, the selection stays manageable yet contains enough detail elements for pumps, signs and window pieces. If you like to sort sets by colour, this is a clearly structured job, and you should make quick progress with it.

Two figures, plenty of everyday life

The two minifigures cover the key roles: someone filling up and someone serving. From that you can develop small scenes of daily life, such as a breakdown at the pump or a stop on a long journey. In Town sets it is these short stories that make a model come alive. That makes the set a good companion to a police station, fire station or garage, all of which can follow the style of the period without any clash.

Parts list and ideas

On this page you will find the complete parts list with colours and quantities. Use “What can I build?” to check which other models your collection can make, and how far along you are with the station. Roof and window parts in particular are versatile and suit your own buildings too, such as a snack bar, a workshop or a car wash. So the set stays useful even if you do not want to rebuild it as originally designed.

FAQ

How many pieces and figures are included?
292 pieces in 67 types and 2 minifigures.
When was it released?
In 1986, in the Town theme under Classic Town.
Which colours define the set?
Mainly white, black, yellow and light grey. Quantities are in the parts list on this page.

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