How many pieces does the Surf Shack have?

Set 6595 from 1993 has 93 pieces in 35 different part types and includes three minifigures.

Which theme is it part of?

It belongs to Town, more precisely the Classic Town line.

Which colours does it use?

Mainly white, light grey, red and yellow. The parts list shows each colour in detail.

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LEGO® Surf Shack

Surf Shack is a small beach set from Classic Town, released in 1993 with 93 pieces and three minifigures. The full parts list is below, along with ideas for what else the bricks could make.

Set number: 6595
Year: 1993
Pieces: 93
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Classic Town
Different parts: 43

What can I build with it?

Parts list 43

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Minifigures 3

Man, Plain Black Swimsuit, Black Hair, Yellow Life Vest, Sunglasses fig-0007945 pieces × 1
Man, Blue and White Striped Tank Top, Blue Cap, Moustache fig-0088314 pieces × 1
Woman, Red Halter Top, Red Legs, Red Hair fig-0088324 pieces × 1

Description

Holiday mood by the water

Among the town sets of the early nineties there were always models about leisure, and the Surf Shack is a typical example. It was released in Classic Town in 1993 and consists of 93 pieces. The setting is clear: a hut by the water, from where people go surfing. The set does not tell a grand story. Instead it offers a relaxed scene into which your own ideas fit with ease. That openness is what makes small sets like this popular, because children and collectors can spin the scene further themselves and nothing is fixed.

Three figures, plenty of room to play

Three minifigures from such a modest piece count is generous. They turn the shack into a meeting point: who serves, who surfs, who watches? The 35 different part types make up a small building with a few details that is easy to extend, perhaps with a boat or a jetty from other sets. The beach grows with your collection, and you never have to take the model apart. That is an advantage for anyone letting their town grow piece by piece without wanting to buy a new large set every time.

White, grey, red and yellow

The colour list is bright and friendly. White and light grey form the walls, while red and yellow arrive as accents and call to mind parasols, boards and flags. That suits a sunny location without needing any special colours. In the parts list you can see exactly which bricks come in which colour, which is handy when rebuilding the set or making versions in other shades. In this way you get a feel for how the hut is built before you even pick up the first page of the instructions.

Reusing the parts

If you already own the bricks, the “What can I build?” tool on this page can tell you which other sets they would make, in whole or in part. The light basic elements work well in houses, shops or gardens. With a second-hand copy, the list also helps you spot gaps and search for precisely the missing pieces instead of buying at random. That saves time and money, and it is a good way to get more out of an unassuming little set than just the shack itself.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Surf Shack have?: Set 6595 from 1993 has 93 pieces in 35 different part types and includes three minifigures.
Which theme is it part of?: It belongs to Town, more precisely the Classic Town line.
Which colours does it use?: Mainly white, light grey, red and yellow. The parts list shows each colour in detail.

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