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Does anyone recognise the two larger LEGO figures? They are from sets released in the 80’s and I am trying to find out what sets they’re from so I can hopefully build the sets with my son. One is a fireman and came with a fire engine. They fit perfectly between Duplo and LEGO but I can’t seem to find any trace of them, the closest similar product I’ve found is Fabuland which is all animals but the same size figures.

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    Based on their apparent size they could be Duplo figures, but I couldn't find any exact matches in Bricklink or Brickset (albeit with an admittedly non-exhaustive search). Are you sure these figures are genuine LEGO pieces? Or they could also be mixed up from multiple separate figures: the legs do look like Fabuland, but the heads don't match.
    – zovits
    Commented Mar 8, 2019 at 11:33
  • @zovits good points, but both Duplo and Fabuland figures were designed to not be taken apart easily.
    – Robert Columbia
    Commented Mar 8, 2019 at 11:55
  • @RobertColumbia I know they weren't designed to be separated, that's why I'm sceptical whether they are LEGO figures at all. Nonetheless, "designed to be not taken apart" =/= "can't be taken apart", especially when talking about kids with seemingly unlimited creativity, tenacity and time. But the well-preserved state of the figures indicates the lack of forceful disassembly attempts, so I'm still not sure enough to warrant an answer.
    – zovits
    Commented Mar 8, 2019 at 11:59
  • The sets were identified as Lego Basics 390-1 and 392-2 and I’ve been able to assemble both from my hoard of bricks now that I’ve seen pictures of the vehicles. The figures have Lego stamped inside the legs so I was certain they were original Lego pieces.
    – Phillay
    Commented Mar 9, 2019 at 15:47

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These are Basic Figures

and - fab13c : Basic Figure Human, Black Legs, White Hat

from 392-2: Fire Engine enter image description here

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    Thank you for your response. I also contacte Lego directly and they identified which sets they came from and after some rummaging I was able to piece the sets together for my young son to play with.
    – Phillay
    Commented Mar 9, 2019 at 15:45

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