How many minifigures come with the set?

There are 7 minifigures, which is unusually many for a set with 291 pieces.

What age was it made for?

It belongs to the Town Jr. range, aimed at younger children who like a quick build with lots of play value.

Does it fit with other Town sets?

Yes, the black, white and grey palette combines well with other city buildings from the same period.

Town Town Jr.

LEGO® Police Headquarters

Police Headquarters 6636-1 dates from 2002 and sits in the Town Jr. range from LEGO®. It contains 291 pieces and comes with 7 minifigures that bring the building to life straight away.

Set number: 6636
Year: 2002
Pieces: 291
Minifigures: 7
Theme: Town Jr.
Different parts: 129

What can I build with it?

Parts list 129

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Spare parts (10)

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

Minifigures 7

Policeman, Black Jacket with Zipper and Badge, White Helmet with 'POLICE' and Trans-Green Visor, Sunglasses fig-0009995 pieces × 1
Jailbreak Joe, Prison Shirt with #23768, White Cap fig-0079934 pieces × 1
Policewoman, Black Jacket with Zipper and Badge, Black Hair fig-0079944 pieces × 1
Policeman, Black Jacket with Tie and Badge, Light Gray Legs, Black Hair, Moustache fig-0079954 pieces × 1
Policeman, Black Suit with Tie and Badge, Black Cap with 'POLICE', Moustache fig-0079964 pieces × 1
Policeman, Black Vest with Badge and Pockets, Black Hair, Sunglasses fig-0079974 pieces × 1
Policeman, Black Vest with Badge and Pockets, White Helmet with 'POLICE' and Trans-Green Visor, Sunglasses fig-0079985 pieces × 1

Description

A station sized for young builders

Town Jr. was aimed at younger children who wanted a playable result without a long build. This police station follows that idea: a compact building that goes together in a sensible amount of time and can be played with at once. With 291 pieces it sits in the middle range, big enough for several rooms and small details but not so large that the build turns into an endurance test. That makes it a friendly way into the classic city theme.

Seven figures and room to play

Seven minifigures in a set of this size is quite generous. Officers, suspects and bystanders can be spread through the building, and each one adds movement to a story. If you prefer display, slot the headquarters into a larger town beside a fire station or hospital and arrange the figures like a small diorama. The set works either way, provided you enjoy the plain, straightforward look of the early 2000s, when detail came from clever use of simple bricks.

Black, white and plenty of grey

Black and white dominate the colour mix, with light grey and dark grey alongside. The result is a sober, official look that suits the police and combines easily with other city buildings. The 110 different part types show that even a modest set holds plenty of variety in the detail. Collectors may find that interesting, because many of these elements can be reused in grey or black creations of your own, such as walls, fences or roof edges.

Check the parts, keep building

The complete parts list on this page helps you check second-hand copies, because sets with many figures often lose a small accessory along the way. If you already own the set, add it to your collection and let the What can I build? tool show which further models your pieces allow. That way the headquarters stays useful even if you decide not to leave it in its original form, and its parts keep earning their place.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with the set?: There are 7 minifigures, which is unusually many for a set with 291 pieces.
What age was it made for?: It belongs to the Town Jr. range, aimed at younger children who like a quick build with lots of play value.
Does it fit with other Town sets?: Yes, the black, white and grey palette combines well with other city buildings from the same period.

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