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LEGO 1997 / Town / Fire Sets

In 1997, LEGO released 3 Town Fire sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $59, today those sets are valued around $317, a growth of 433%.
Most valuable 1997 LEGO Town Fire set
6554 Blaze Brigade $258.37
Most owned 1997 Town Fire set
6407 Fire Chief

6407 Fire Chief

Theme / Subtheme Town / Fire
Year 1997
Pieces / Minifigs 26 / 1
Availability Retired
6407 LEGO Fire Chief
Retail $5.49
Value $18.28
Growth  +233.0%
Annual growth 2.6%

6486 Fire Engine

Theme / Subtheme Town / Fire
Year 1997
Pieces / Minifigs 66 / 1
Availability Retired
6486 LEGO Fire Engine
Retail $9.99
Value $40.43
Growth  +304.7%
Annual growth 3.7%

6554 Blaze Brigade

Theme / Subtheme Town / Fire
Year 1997
Pieces / Minifigs 255 / 4
Availability Retired
6554 LEGO Fire Blaze Brigade
Retail $44.00
Value $258.37
Growth  +487.2%
Annual growth 5.8%

Year Details

Year
1997
Theme
Town
Subtheme
Fire
Sets
3   (all retired)

Year Pricing

Retail
$59.48   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$317.08
Growth
+433.09%
Annual growth
+3.18%
Used
Value
$45.16

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 1997 Town Fire sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Fire Chief
#2Blaze Brigade
#3Fire Engine

About LEGO Town Fire

The LEGO Town Fire theme, spanning from 1980 to 1997, focused on firefighting and fire safety in an urban setting. Key sets in this theme include 6382 Fire Station, a central hub for fire operations, and 6385 Fire House-I, which provided an expanded base of operations. The 6554 Blaze Brigade featured a fire response unit, and 6480 Hook and Ladder Truck offered advanced firefighting capabilities with its extendable ladder. .
1997 LEGO Sets
In 1997, the LEGO Group faced significant challenges as it grappled with a changing toy market and internal organizational shifts. While the company introduced its first-ever licensed theme, "Star Wars," laying the groundwork for one of its most successful and enduring lines, it also experienced a dip in sales for the first time since its inception. The LEGO Group recognized the need to innovate and diversify its product offerings beyond traditional brick sets, leading to endeavors in new areas like software and video games, with the launch of LEGO Island, its first PC game. This year marked a period of introspection and transformation for the iconic toy company.