Which theme does the set belong to?

It belongs to Town and, within that, to the Paradisa range from 1997.

Is a minifigure included?

Yes, the set has one minifigure among its 42 pieces.

Town Paradisa

LEGO® Show Jumping Event

Show Jumping Event is a small 1997 Paradisa set of 42 pieces with one minifigure. It shows a scene from horse riding.

Set number: 6417
Year: 1997
Pieces: 42
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Paradisa
Different parts: 24

What can I build with it?

Parts list 24

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (1)

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

Plant, Flower - Small 3742 Medium Dark Pink No longer produced · last seen 2003 × 3

Minifigures 1

Woman, Red Riding Jacket, White Legs, Black Hard Hat fig-0006844 pieces × 1

Description

A course in miniature

Paradisa was the leisure and holiday range within Town, and this set takes up equestrian sport. The 42 pieces come in 24 different shapes, which is a lot of variety for the size. Medium dark pink, white, green and black define the colour scheme. One minifigure is included, and the rest of the parts fit out the course and the rider.

Playing and combining

The set combines well with other Paradisa sets, for instance stables or leisure sites from the range. If you need pink and white parts for your own builds, you will find them here as well, and with 42 pieces the build is over quickly, which suits a short evening of building. The parts list on this page shows the exact contents, and "What can I build?" shows what else your own stock could make.

FAQ

Which theme does the set belong to?: It belongs to Town and, within that, to the Paradisa range from 1997.
Is a minifigure included?: Yes, the set has one minifigure among its 42 pieces.

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