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Showing reviewed sets from any year in world city ordered by released year ↘ reviewed by any reviewer displayed as list.

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All World City sets Best World City sets of all time

84

Recomended 67%

Train Level Crossing

327 parts. 2 minifigs. 3 reviews.

10128-1 World City Trains 2003

10128-1 Train Level Crossing

79

Indifference 100%

Police 4WD and Undercover Van

154 parts. 2 minifigs. 3 reviews.

7032-1 World City Police and Rescue 2003

7032-1 Police 4WD and Undercover Van

Unknown

Avoid 100%

Train Conductor

6 parts. 1 minifigs. 2 reviews.

3385-1 World City Trains 2003

3385-1 Train Conductor

74

Indifference 100%

Cargo Crane

175 parts. 2 minifigs. 2 reviews.

4514-1 World City Trains 2003

4514-1 Cargo Crane

82

Indifference 50%

Armored Car Action

181 parts. 2 minifigs. 3 reviews.

7033-1 World City Police and Rescue 2003

7033-1 Armored Car Action

Unknown

Avoid 50%

Holiday Jet (LEGO Air Version)

151 parts. 2 reviews.

4032-1 World City Special 2003

4032-1 Holiday Jet (LEGO Air Version)

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