How big is Rolling Acres Ranch?

It has 364 pieces, 92 of them different elements, and 3 minifigures. It was released in 1992.

What colours are typical for the set?

White, light grey, light pink and black. That makes it lighter than most Town models.

Do the parts work with other sets?

Yes. The white and light grey standard bricks in particular can be reused in many Town and Paradisa builds.

Town Paradisa

LEGO® Rolling Acres Ranch

Rolling Acres Ranch is a Paradisa set from 1992 with 364 pieces and 3 minifigures. Use the parts list on this page to see what is in the box and what you already own.

Set number: 6419
Year: 1992
Pieces: 364
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Paradisa
Different parts: 124

What can I build with it?

Parts list 124

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Minifigures 3

Woman, Pink Top with Horse, Light Gray Legs, Red Hair fig-0086864 pieces × 1
Woman, Red Riding Jacket, Black Legs, Brown Hair fig-0087044 pieces × 1
Man, Blue and White Striped Tank Top, Black Hard Hat, Moustache fig-0087054 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.

Rolling Acres Ranch Extension 20 pieces by flatsix996

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What can I build with it?

Description

Country life, Paradisa style

Paradisa was the bright holiday and leisure strand of the Town range, and this ranch joined it in 1992 as a horse farm. At 364 pieces it is mid-sized and combines stable, living space and surroundings in one model. The focus is on everyday country life, meaning feeding, grooming and going for a ride, rather than racing or rescue missions. If you enjoy quiet scenes, it gives you a stage that is easy to extend with fences, paddocks or extra buildings. Accessories such as animals, fences and plants bring the scene to life and are simple to add.

Soft shades instead of primaries

The palette is far from the classic primary Town look. White and light grey dominate, light pink adds a friendly touch, and black provides contrast. The ranch therefore feels gentle and summery. Among its 364 pieces are 92 different elements, probably including many fence, roof and decorative parts that suit gardens and pastures. One tip for collectors: pale bricks can yellow with age, so it is worth checking their condition before you buy. Pink is rarer in older sets, so the quantity is worth a look.

Three people on the farm

Three minifigures are enough to run a small business. One looks after the animals, another tends the house and garden, and the third is visiting. To bring more life to the yard, add figures from other Paradisa sets. For display, the ranch works nicely as part of a wider landscape, for instance beside a beach scene or a villa from the same range, and it keeps its charm even when left unpopulated. Paradisa sets often came with small details like flowers, parasols and jewellery, which adds to the holiday mood.

Compare parts, plan your collection

The parts list below shows every element with colour and quantity, so you can tell at a glance whether your copy is complete or what you still need to track down. The “What can I build?” tool goes a step further and shows which other models your collection could produce. White and light grey standard bricks appear in many sets, which makes them easy to reuse for houses, walls or stable extensions. You end up with a clear picture of what is missing and what could sensibly be recombined.

FAQ

How big is Rolling Acres Ranch?: It has 364 pieces, 92 of them different elements, and 3 minifigures. It was released in 1992.
What colours are typical for the set?: White, light grey, light pink and black. That makes it lighter than most Town models.
Do the parts work with other sets?: Yes. The white and light grey standard bricks in particular can be reused in many Town and Paradisa builds.

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