It has 178 pieces, 70 of them unique, and 4 minifigures.

Which range is it from?

It belongs to the Western range and was released in 2002.

Can it be combined with other sets?

Yes, its colours and theme match other western buildings such as a saloon, bank or stable.

Western

LEGO® Sheriff's Lock-Up

The Sheriff's Lock-Up (6764) comes from the Western range and was released in 2002. With 178 pieces and 4 minifigures it is a compact set for wild-west stories.

Set number: 6764
Year: 2002
Pieces: 178
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Western
Different parts: 83

What can I build with it?

Parts list 83

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (4)

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

Minifigures 4

Bandit - Western, Red Shirt, Black Handkerchief, Brown Hat fig-0043645 pieces × 1
Bandit - Western, Green Suit, Top Hat fig-0043674 pieces × 1
Cowboy - Red Shirt fig-0043754 pieces × 1
Sheriff fig-0043764 pieces × 1

Description

The wild west in a small footprint

A jail, a sheriff and a few troublemakers: a western story rarely needs more. The set supplies the backdrop for arrests, escape attempts and night patrols. Four minifigures mean several roles can be filled at once, such as the sheriff, prisoners and accomplices. At 178 pieces the building stays manageable, yet it looks enough like a real lock-up to serve as the main building of a western town and carry the whole play scene on its own.

Muted colours for the prairie

Black, light grey, brown and white make up the colour mix. Light grey and black stand for bars, walls and fittings, brown for timber, doors and roofs, and white for plaster and details. The result is a sober, believable look that suits other sets in the Western range. The variety is striking: 70 different parts are packed into only 178 pieces, so many shapes appear just once or twice, which keeps the build interesting from start to finish.

Play it or display it

The set is good for play because the building is open enough to place figures inside and take them out again. It also fits on a shelf among other sets from around 2002, where it tells a small story. If you want to put together a whole western town, you can combine the lock-up with a saloon, a bank or a stable. With four figures, even this single set already makes a little scene with several characters involved.

Parts list and ideas

The parts list on this page shows every piece with its colour and quantity, which helps with second-hand copies that have gone missing pieces. The What can I build? tool shows which other models your current bricks allow if you do not want to keep the lock-up standing for good. The brown and grey tones suit timber huts, walls, gates and castles, and are useful in many collections.

FAQ

How big is the set?: It has 178 pieces, 70 of them unique, and 4 minifigures.
Which range is it from?: It belongs to the Western range and was released in 2002.
Can it be combined with other sets?: Yes, its colours and theme match other western buildings such as a saloon, bank or stable.

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