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It builds a brick-built delivery truck model from the Minitalia line, which was produced and sold exclusively in Italy.

Issued as a promotional item for the Danish carrier Sterling Airways, it was available in Denmark. The set builds a small aircraft in the airline’s livery and includes a stickered “OY-VET” callsign on the model.

It includes two white, a red and yellow Classic Spaceman minifigure astronauts. It was also called "6711 LEGO Mini-Figures".

The set builds a small patrol car with rolling wheels and POLICE stickers, and includes a police officer with a monochrome torso and legs, stickered uniform details, and the classic smile head.

The set was issued during the Samsonite era in North America as part of a Kraft Velveeta mail-in promotion.

It contains a mini flying vehicle and a Yellow Futuron Astronaut minifigure. The set was included in 1616 Space Combi-Pack.

It consists of a vintage helicopter model featuring spinning propellers, opening side doors, hollow interior space, and small wheels underneath. This is the United States version of the set and is the same as set 691 Rescue Helicopter which was released in Europe, UK, Australia, and Canada.

The model depicts a Sterling Airways Sud Aviation Caravelle jetliner with airline-specific branding.

It is the United States version of the set and is the same as set 653 Ambulance and Helicopter which was released in Europe, UK, Australia, and Canada.

It consists of a steam locomotive, a battery car, three freight wagons, and a tipper car. The battery-operated engine connects via polarity-sensitive magnets. It also include 40 tracks and a signal.

It was sold exclusively in Italy and listed in the Minitalia catalog for 1,700 lire. The set builds a small house using Minitalia bricks and architectural elements such as doors and windows.

It was only released in the United States. Set 692-1, Road Repair Crew, was similar and released in Europe, UK and Australia. It includes a truck, a trailer, a front-end loader tractor, a wheelbarrow, a road sign, and two pre-minifigure buildable figures.

It builds a Maersk Line container vessel using a distinctive Maersk blue hull with “MAERSK LINE” markings printed on the sides.

It features a brick-built tournament setting, including an audience stand with throne chairs, two knights on brick-built horses, guards, lances, and flags. This version of the set was released in the United States. A similar version which was released worldwide was set 383-2.

It was sold exclusively in the United States and Canada.

It is the Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada version of the set and is the same as set 730 Steam Shovel with Carrier which was released in the United States.

The build assembles a black locomotive featuring magnet couplers and a red-and-yellow wheel assembly.

It builds a compact wheeled rover with a rear rocket element for surface exploration. The set includes a white Classic Space astronaut minifigure with helmet and air tanks, plus a handheld walkie-talkie accessory.

It features six minifigures: four knights with shields and swords, two knights with axes, and a cart with rubber-wheeled construction. This version was release in continental Europe, the UK and Australia.

The set was issued as part of a Kraft Velveeta mail-in promotion in the Samsonite era of LEGO distribution in North America.