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Showing reviewed sets from any year in building set with people ordered by released year ↘ reviewed by any reviewer displayed as list.

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Unknown

Avoid 50%

Farm Set

526 parts. 2 reviews.

190-1 Building Set with People 1975

190-1 Farm Set

Unknown

Avoid 100%

Helicopter and Pilot

49 parts. 2 reviews.

253-2 Building Set with People 1975

253-2 Helicopter and Pilot

Unknown

Avoid 100%

Tractor

93 parts. 1 reviews.

814-2 Building Set with People 1975

814-2 Tractor

61

Avoid 100%

LEGO Family

49 parts. 2 reviews.

200-1 Building Set with People 1974

200-1 LEGO Family

Unknown

Indifference 100%

Antique Car

115 parts. 2 reviews.

196-1 Building Set with People 1974

196-1 Antique Car

Unknown

Avoid 100%

Windmill with miller and wife

92 parts. 1 reviews.

251-1 Building Set with People 1974

251-1 Windmill with miller and wife

Unknown

Indifference 100%

Locomotive with driver and passenger

121 parts. 1 reviews.

252-1 Building Set with People 1974

252-1 Locomotive with driver and passenger

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