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1970 / LEGOLAND Sets

In 1970, LEGO released 13 LEGOLAND sets across 3 subthemes, all of these sets have been retired. Subthemes for that year included Building, Promotional, and Vehicle. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $54, today those sets are valued around $5,754.
Most valuable 1970 LEGOLAND set
Weetabix Castle $2,734.84
Highest growth 1970 LEGOLAND set
126 Steam Locomotive +12441.53%
Most owned 1970 LEGOLAND set
600 Ambulance
13 sets

102A Front-End Loader

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Vehicle
Year 1970
Pieces 57
Availability Retired
102A LEGOLAND Front-End Loader
Retail $12.49
Value $398.90
Growth  +3093.8%
Annual growth 6.4%

126 Steam Locomotive

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Vehicle
Year 1970
Pieces 60
Availability Retired
126 LEGOLAND Steam Locomotive
Retail $5.49
Value $688.53
Growth  +12441.5%
Annual growth 9.0%

338 Ambulance

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Vehicle
Year 1970
Pieces 74
Availability Retired
338 LEGOLAND Ambulance
Retail $5.49

347 Fire Station

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Building
Year 1970
Pieces 320
Availability Retired
347 LEGOLAND Fire Station
Retail $5.49
Value $531.61
Growth  +9583.2%
Annual growth 8.5%

600 Ambulance

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Vehicle
Year 1970
Pieces 28
Availability Retired
600 LEGOLAND Ambulance
Retail $1.49
Value $99.07
Growth  +6549.0%
Annual growth 5.7%

601-2 Tow Truck

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Vehicle
Year 1970
Pieces 21
Availability Retired
601-2 LEGOLAND Tow Truck
Retail $2.49
Value $133.59
Growth  +5265.1%
Annual growth 7.4%

602-2 Fire Truck

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Vehicle
Year 1970
Pieces 30
Availability Retired
602-2 LEGOLAND Fire Truck
Retail $3.49
Value $281.19
Growth  +7957.0%
Annual growth 6.6%

603-3 Vintage Car

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Vehicle
Year 1970
Pieces 35
Availability Retired
603-3 LEGOLAND Vintage Car
Retail $2.99
Value $106.38
Growth  +3457.9%
Annual growth 6.6%

620-2 Fire Truck

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Vehicle
Year 1970
Pieces 40
Availability Retired
620-2 LEGOLAND Fire Truck
Retail $4.49
Value $305.33
Growth  +6700.2%
Annual growth 7.8%

621-2 Shell Tanker Truck

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Vehicle
Year 1970
Pieces 43
Availability Retired
621-2 LEGOLAND Shell Tanker Truck
Retail $3.49
Value $287.32
Growth  +8132.7%
Annual growth 5.8%

622-2 Baggage Trolley

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Vehicle
Year 1970
Pieces 33
Availability Retired
622-2 LEGOLAND Baggage Trolley
Retail $3.49
Value $85.51
Growth  +2350.1%
Annual growth 3.7%

623-2 White Car and Camper

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Vehicle
Year 1970
Pieces 38
Availability Retired
623-2 LEGOLAND White Car and Camper
Retail $3.49
Value $101.90
Growth  +2819.8%
Annual growth 4.0%

Weetabix Castle

Theme / Subtheme LEGOLAND / Promotional
Year 1970
Pieces 471
Availability Retired
LEGOLAND Weetabix Castle
promotional
Value $2,734.84
Annual growth 3.7%

Year Pricing

Retail
$54.38   (for all 13 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
~$5,754.17

Subtheme Pricing

1970 / LEGOLAND
Annual growth
Building
+8.51%
Vehicle
+5.77%
Promotional
+3.67%

Subthemes

1970 / LEGOLAND
Sets
Building
1
Promotional
1
Vehicle
11

Community Stats

The following are the top 10 most owned 1970 LEGOLAND sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Ambulance
#2Vintage Car
#3Tow Truck
#4Fire Truck
#5Shell Tanker Truck
#6Steam Locomotive
#7Fire Station
#8White Car and Camper
#9Baggage Trolley
#10Fire Truck

About LEGO LEGOLAND

The LEGO LEGOLAND theme, introduced in the 1970s and continuing into the 1980s, comprised sets that replicated everyday scenes, vehicles, and buildings in a more simplistic style than later themes. These sets, pre-dating the minifigure era, were designed to represent various aspects of life, from towns to vehicles to castles. The LEGOLAND theme was foundational in the evolution of LEGO, bridging the gap between basic brick building and the more themed, narrative-driven sets that would become standard in subsequent years.
1970 LEGO Sets
1970 marked a period of transition and consolidation for LEGO. The company began reclaiming U.S. market rights from Samsonite following founder Jesse Shwayder’s death, leading to full control by 1973. In Italy, LEGO responded to import restrictions by launching Minitalia, a localized line produced from 1970 to 1975. The long-running Town Plan theme was discontinued as LEGO moved toward standardized scale and unified play systems. While largely a structural year, these shifts laid the groundwork for the innovations of the mid-1970s.