LEGO® Snack Bar
Snack Bar 675-1 comes from 1979 and belongs to Classic Town. It has 64 pieces and 2 minifigures, making it a compact street-corner stall that is quick to build and fun to play with.
- Set number
- 675
- Year
- 1979
- Pieces
- 64
- Minifigures
- 2
- Theme
- Classic Town
- Different parts
- 26
Parts list 26
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![Equipment Cup / Mug [Plain] Red](/media/parts/3899/4/equipment-cup-mug-plain-red.jpg)
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![Brick 1 × 8 with 'SNACK BAR' Red Print [Embossed] White](/media/parts/3008pr0026/15/brick-1-x-8-with-snack-bar-red-print-embossed-white.jpg)
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![Equipment Cup / Mug [Plain] Red](/media/parts/3899/4/equipment-cup-mug-plain-red.xs.webp)
![Brick 1 × 8 with 'SNACK BAR' Red Print [Embossed] White](/media/parts/3008pr0026/15/brick-1-x-8-with-snack-bar-red-print-embossed-white.xs.webp)
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Minifigures 2
Description
Quick to build, easy to place
This 1979 Classic Town set holds 64 pieces and two minifigures, one to serve and one to queue. Everything is arranged around a simple open counter, so the idea of the model is clear the moment you look at it. It is small enough to finish in a few minutes, which suits a town that grows one little model at a time. Park it beside a house, a road or a vehicle and the street suddenly feels busier. For a set of this size it is a tidy example of how much scene you can get from very little.
A bold, simple palette
White, red, blue and black dominate, giving the stall the clear, readable look you expect from a place that sells food. The parts list on this page shows 23 different part types, which is a decent spread for such a small box. You can see which bricks make up the counter, the roof and the frame, and spot what to replace if a second-hand copy turns up with pieces missing.
Play first, display second
With two figures a scene is ready straight away, so the set leans towards play rather than shelf display, although collectors of early town sets value it for its year. It is also a gentle first project for younger builders who are not yet ready for hundreds of parts but still want a finished model to show off and then use straight away in play, whether as a shop, a stall or a meeting point for the minifigures.
Giving the parts a second life
If you already own these bricks, the “What can I build?” tool on this page will show which other models they can make. White, red, blue and black are flexible colours that turn up in many town builds, so the stall can easily become a kiosk, a market stand or another small building once you rework it and add more pieces from your own spares. The two minifigures are just as easy to move into other scenes, such as a bus stop or the front of a house.
FAQ
- How many pieces and minifigures are in Snack Bar 675-1?
- It has 64 pieces in 23 different part types and comes with 2 minifigures.
- Which theme does it belong to?
- It is part of Classic Town and was released in 1979, so it sits well with other town sets of the period.
- Can I build something else with these parts?
- Yes. Use the “What can I build?” tool on this page to see which models your own collection allows.
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