How many pieces and minifigures are in Main Street 6390?

It has 608 pieces in 88 kinds and includes 8 minifigures.

Which theme does the set belong to?

Classic Town, released in 1980.

Which colours appear most often?

Red, white, blue and black. You will find the exact quantities in the parts list.

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LEGO® Main Street

Main Street 6390 was released in 1980 in the Classic Town range. It has 608 pieces and comes with 8 minifigures to populate a small town scene.

Set number: 6390
Year: 1980
Pieces: 612
Minifigures: 8
Theme: Classic Town
Different parts: 140

What can I build with it?

Parts list 140

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (2)

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

Minifigures 8

Man, Blue Shirt, Blue Legs, Red Hard Hat fig-0002854 pieces × 1
Man, Blue Shirt with Buttons and Pockets, Black Legs, Red Hard Hat fig-0007194 pieces × 1
Policeman, Black Suit with Badge, Black Hat fig-0084894 pieces × 1
Woman, White Shirt with Gold Necklace, Red Legs, Black Hair fig-0087334 pieces × 1
Man, Blue Jacket with Tie and Three Buttons, Black Legs, Black Cowboy Hat fig-0087514 pieces × 1
Man, Red Jacket with Zipper, Blue Legs, Red Hard Hat fig-0087524 pieces × 2
Chef, Red Neckerchief, Black Legs (3626a Head) fig-0087534 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

Classic Falcon 72 pieces by Goldblast

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What can I build with it?

Description

A street full of buildings

Rather than a single vehicle or house, Main Street is a town set: 608 pieces build a whole scene in which several buildings stand side by side. It belongs to Classic Town from LEGO® and dates from 1980. Anyone who knows the early town range will recognise the typical layout, with buildings, small details and room for play. It has barely changed over the years and remains popular with collectors today. Several houses in a single box also save you from hunting down each building one at a time.

Eight minifigures bring it to life

Eight minifigures are included, which is just right for a town set. They can walk the street as shopkeepers, passers-by or drivers and fill the buildings with life. The model then becomes a play area with stories instead of a silent diorama. If you like to run more than one storyline at once, eight figures give you enough cast without things getting confusing or the street looking overcrowded and cluttered.

Red, white, blue and black in 88 kinds

Red, white, blue and black are the most common colours, a bold mix for a lively town. The variety stands out: among the 608 pieces there are 88 different kinds, which points to many special parts for windows, doors and decoration. That makes the set more demanding to restore. In the parts list on this page you can see every number with its colour and quantity, and search precisely for missing pieces.

A starting point for a whole town

Main Street can easily be extended with other sets of the town range into a larger landscape. If you have bricks left over, “What can I build?” on Bricoria shows which sets could come out of your collection. Windows, doors and wall bricks in particular are in demand for many buildings, so individual parts from this set can be reused with purpose for your own houses and streets whenever you plan a new corner of town. A single street can slowly grow into a whole district, arranged just as you imagine it.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures are in Main Street 6390?: It has 608 pieces in 88 kinds and includes 8 minifigures.
Which theme does the set belong to?: Classic Town, released in 1980.
Which colours appear most often?: Red, white, blue and black. You will find the exact quantities in the parts list.

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