Minifig Facts
The Driver minifigure, first included in the 1988 LEGO set 6357 Stunt 'Copter N' Truck, is part of the Town theme and Vehicles subtheme. This minifigure features a white jacket adorned with a prominent 'S' and a red and black diagonal stripe, creating a distinctive racing appearance. The minifigure's legs are red, complementing the jacket's design. It is equipped with a white helmet, which includes a trans-light blue visor, adding a functional element to its racing attire. This minifigure exemplifies the classic LEGO design style of the late 1980s, characterized by simple yet effective detailing.
Common description: 'S' - White with Red / Black Stripe, Red Legs, White Helmet, Trans-Light Blue Visor
Driver Reviews
Is this LEGO minifigure a good investment?
“There are currently several S White Red minifigs figures. This one (s001) is exclusive to a single set, making it slightly more desirable to collectors and investors.”
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Review for LEGO set 6357 Stunt 'Copter N' Truck from Eurobricks
“The truck is probably one of my all-time favorite 4-wide models and with a minimum amount of pieces to keep the price low, this set offers some nice models that may not be intricately detailed, but fit very well together and offer a fun building process. The design is kept... More simple to allow for a decent pricing. And indeed while this may not be a big playset with all the bells and whistles you could think of, it still offers you a fun build, a great-looking design and plenty of play opportunity.”
About Town Vehicles
The Town Vehicles minifigures are the drivers of LEGO Town's cars and trucks from 1980 to 1998. Truckers in caps make up a good share of them, along with delivery drivers, crane operators and tow truck crews in overalls or zipped jackets. Some carry the logo of the fuel company of the set, Shell or, later, Octan, and a few racing drivers and police officers turn up too. Most have plain or simply printed torsos and the classic smiling face, and none has a name.
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