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LEGO® Police Line-up Minifigure Stand

The Police Line-up Minifigure Stand isn't a model in the usual sense; it's a 179-piece display backdrop built to look like a police line-up. No minifigures come with the set, but its 71 unique parts are enough to build a small stage for showing off minifigures already in a collection. It's aimed squarely at people who like posing and photographing their figures rather than building a scene from scratch.

Set number
EG00121
Year
2024
Pieces
179
Minifigures
0
Theme
Other
Different parts
71
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 71

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Description

A stand, not a model

Most sets build towards a finished vehicle, building or character, but this one is different: its 179 pieces go into a compact backdrop rather than a standalone model. The finished build looks like a police line-up wall, complete with height markings in the background, similar to what appears in films and TV shows. Once built, the stand becomes a stage for the builder's own minifigures rather than a scene on its own. For anyone with a growing minifigure collection, that makes it a practical accessory rather than a display piece by itself. Because the design is straightforward, it also works well as a quick weekend project rather than a long-term build.

A muted colour scheme by design

Tan, black, dark tan and white keep the backdrop deliberately plain, which is exactly the point: a busy colour scheme would compete with whichever minifigures are placed in front of it. The 71 unique parts cover both the flat wall sections and the smaller detail pieces that complete the look. Anyone curious about the exact breakdown can check the parts list on this page for every colour and shape used in the build. That same restraint also makes the backdrop easy to personalise further, since there is little pattern to work around.

Built for photos and displays

Because the set includes no minifigures of its own, it only makes sense alongside figures already owned by the builder. That makes it a natural fit for anyone who enjoys photographing their collection or setting up small display scenes rather than acting out play sequences. At 179 pieces, the build itself is quick, leaving more time for actually arranging and shooting minifigures against the finished backdrop. It also works well for short stop-motion clips, where a plain, consistent background matters more than an elaborate set.

An unusual entry in the catalogue

Sets like this one sit outside the usual categories of vehicle, building or character and show a different side of what brick sets can be used for. As an accessory, it pairs naturally with loose minifigures or other small sets already on a shelf. The full parts list on this page breaks down all 71 unique elements individually for anyone wanting to check specific pieces. For anyone who enjoys using bricks as a tool for their own ideas rather than following a fixed model, this set offers plenty of room to experiment.

FAQ

Does the set come with minifigures?
No, the set only includes the stand itself; minifigures from an existing collection are placed in front of it separately.
What does the finished build look like?
It forms a small display backdrop styled like a police line-up wall, complete with height markings.
What colours are used in the set?
Tan, black, dark tan and white make up the deliberately plain, functional colour scheme.

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