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A few rumours have started to surface regarding the next wave of LEGO City sets which may include a Farm subtheme.

With thanks to Stonewars.de, we have details of three new Farm sets and one new Safari set, they all contain something very cool and what a lot of City and LEGO fans have been after for a while, Animals!

Each set will contain a series of Animal figures along with the usual Minifigure(s) and LEGO bricks, this is great for Farm builders as hopefully we’ll get a Cow & Calf, Sheep & Lamb, Chickens, and more. Sadly there is no sign of a Goat, which is a shame as they sell for extortionate prices on the secondary market.

The sets are speculated to be available from 1st June.


LEGO Chicken Coop (60344):

  • Set number: 60344
  • Parts: 101
  • Minifigures: 1
  • Animals: 3 white and 1 golden chicken

LEGO Vegetable Delivery Truck (60345):

  • Set number: 60345
  • Parts: 310
  • Minifigures: 3
  • Animals: Rabbits

LEGO Farm with Animals (60346):

  • Set number: 60346
  • Parts: 230
  • Minifigures: 3
  • Animals: Cow, Calf, Pig, Piglet, Sheep & Lamb

LEGO Wildlife Rescue Mission (60353):

  • Set number: 60353
  • Parts: 246
  • Minifigures: ?

As always these are rumours and should be treated as such until either confirmed or denied. All set names and numbers are subject to change along with the contents. 

Let us know what you think of this news and the set details, are you looking forward to obtaining the Farm Animals? Let us know via the comments below.

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  1. […] is a nice selection here, with Chickens, Pigs, and even a Cow! LEGO certainly need to step-up their LEGO City Farm game and start producing animals again, especially […]

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