No. 485
Fire
The Fire Truck 485-1 is a classic piece of LEGO history.
Released Jan 1976
Before you buy
The Fire Truck 485-1 is a classic piece of LEGO history. Released in 1976, this set embodies the simplicity and charm of early LEGO designs, offering a nostalgic trip for long-time fans and a glimpse into the origins of the LEGO System.
This set is perfect for vintage LEGO collectors and those interested in the history of the brand. The build is straightforward, making it accessible to builders of all ages, and the set is a great addition to any classic LEGO display.
Skip this if you are looking for complex building techniques or highly detailed models. Modern LEGO City fire trucks offer more intricate designs and play features; consider sets like 60321-1 or 60374-1 for a more contemporary experience.
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The official piece count includes the 12 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
Missing a piece? Check this set piece by piece, with look-alike colors flagged and element IDs for replacements.
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3.0/5
Mixed
0% positive
BlockTalk summary
YouTube reviews cover a range of LEGO fire trucks, both vintage and new. BrickTsar highlights the nostalgia associated with classic sets like the 485 Fire Truck from 1975, while JANG's LEGO Reviews and RacingBrick provide in-depth looks at newer LEGO City fire truck models, such as the 60499 Airport Fire Truck.
Based on 3 YouTube reviews
Not enough Reddit data
3.0/5
Mixed
0% positive
BlockTalk analysis
YouTube reviews cover a range of LEGO fire trucks, both vintage and new. BrickTsar highlights the nostalgia associated with classic sets like the 485 Fire Truck from 1975, while JANG's LEGO Reviews and RacingBrick provide in-depth looks at newer LEGO City fire truck models, such as the 60499 Airport Fire Truck.
3 YouTube reviews
BlockTalk summary
JANG's LEGO Reviews offers #NotSponsored, unscripted reviews, while RacingBrick focuses on detailed building reviews, including highlighting clever design aspects and steering mechanisms. Cheesey Studios' video indicates the prevalence of fire trucks in LEGO's lineup, referencing the Inside Tour Fire Engine.
No Reddit reviews found
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Inventory version 1
25 Unique Parts
72 Official Piece Count
60 Cataloged Inventory Pieces
3 Minifigures
The official piece count includes the 12 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
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