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LEGO 1986 / Town / Shops and Services Sets

In 1986, LEGO released 3 Town Shops and Services sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $30, today those sets are valued around $3,149, a growth of 10228%.
Most valuable 1986 LEGO Town Shops and Services set
1589-2 Breakdown Assistance, Touring Club Schweiz Edition $2,322.97
Highest growth 1986 Town Shops and Services set
6613 Telephone Booth +3587.98%
Largest 1986 LEGO Town Shops and Services set
6378 Shell Service Station 291 pieces
3 sets

1589-2 Breakdown Assistance, Touring Club Schweiz Edition

Theme / Subtheme Town / Shops and Services
Year 1986
Pieces / Minifigs 245 / 4
Availability Retired
1589-2 LEGO Breakdown Assistance, Touring Club Schweiz Edition
promotional
Value $2,322.97
Annual growth 5.6%

6378 Shell Service Station

Theme / Subtheme Town / Shops and Services
Year 1986
Pieces / Minifigs 291 / 2
Availability Retired
6378 LEGO Shell Service Station
Retail $25.50
Value $641.93
Growth  +2417.4%
Annual growth 4.5%

6613 Telephone Booth

Theme / Subtheme Town / Shops and Services
Year 1986
Pieces / Minifigs 24 / 1
Availability Retired
6613 LEGO Telephone Booth
Retail $4.99
Value $184.03
Growth  +3588.0%
Annual growth 4.8%

Year Pricing

Retail
$30.49   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$3,148.93
Growth
+10227.75%
Annual growth
+4.66%
Used
Value
$2,023.50

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 1986 Town Shops and Services sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Shell Service Station
#2Telephone Booth
#3Breakdown Assistance, Touring Club Schweiz Edition

About LEGO Town Shops and Services

LEGO Service and Repair is a Town subtheme which ran from 1980 to 2003 and was centered around car workshops, service stations, shops and stores. In total, it contained 27 sets and was later replaced by the City theme.
1986 LEGO Sets
In 1986, Castle advanced with the Black Falcon’s Fortress and new armor elements, while Town and Space received steady expansions. Technic deepened its engineering focus with more gears, linkages, and pneumatics, and began limited experiments with computer-assisted control in educational contexts—precursors to later robotics lines.