Sluban figures: archived packs and selections

Choosing a set: Sluban figures: archived packs and selections

When identifying a pack, distinguish individual bags, boxes and retail displays. A photograph of several characters may illustrate variants from the original range; actual contents must be matched to the particular code. Surviving names include military and police subjects. Figures can extend a finished scene, but their inclusion in another building set should be checked separately.

This page documents an older range. It helps identify a set, compare surviving specifications and locate available supporting information. The complete product code is a more reliable starting point than a similar photograph or a range name.

What this part of the catalogue contains

Current models

0

Older models

5

Recommended ages in the source information

Some models have no recorded value

This overview describes models included in the catalogue. Each product code opens its own photographs, description and available specifications, together with instructions where these are linked.

Examples from this selection

• Police officers and thieves – bagged minifigures M38-B0580
• Police officers and thieves – minifigures in display boxes M38-B0581
• Police officers and thieves – minifigures in small boxes M38-B0582

What to consider

A surviving name may refer to a small set, a larger collection or an earlier package. Match the code, including its final letter or extra number, when looking for instructions. If an age recommendation or another specification is missing, use the original packaging and instructions rather than borrowing a value from a similar set.

How should I use piece counts and age recommendations?

Piece count indicates the scale of a build, but does not measure difficulty on its own. Part size, construction methods and the builder’s experience also matter. Check the age recommendation, contents and dimensions of the individual model rather than relying on its range name.