All those minifigs, and yet, with the exception of some dark blue legs, not a single one contains parts that are useful for me to create a sigfig.

I have the space one sealed if interested
Never started my aerospace campus

Awesome set, I got two.

I'll never understand why they stopped making these, they were great and very useful.

As others have rightly said, its surprisingly difficult to get ordinary civilian minifigures. Even when they do come in sets I find the current ones usually too specific to that individual character.

With the People Packs it was annoying they went specific too quickly. As an Australian fun at the beach was cool, but not everyone can relate to the beach and such figures are only useful in a beach or pool setting.

Arguably even worse was the outdoor/camping one which was again a very geographically specific location that dictates minifigures suited to that place that are less likely to be useable elsewhere.

They should have done some more general city ones like Fun at the Mall (people shopping) or Fun at the Market (European style market with stalls like in Winter Village Market).

Those are assuming of course one even needs a "Fun At The..." title. Couldve just called them City people packs.

There was a space one too which was pretty good (not useful for city civilians but good to help have more staff at your space centre or astronauts etc.)

Even police or fire wouldve been good (in addition to civilians) to have more officers/firemen (including unique roles like a detective or hazmat for example)

Everytime I see a set like this, I remember passing on 6302, 6301 and 6309 at the time, because I wasn't collecting Town. Then again, I also didn't get 6702 or 6703 although I was an avid Classic Space fan. I don't know why, maybe they didn't have any space ships or rovers? But I certainly didn't miss 70841 Benny's Space Squad. Even got multiples. Just in case...

Days early...why do I say that?...
Sat-ur-day (trumpet *BLAP*)
In the Park (*BLAP*)
Think it was, the fourth of July...:D

That brick built baby buggy is kinda neat, guess this is before they introduced the part for it

I mean, the lovely 60326 Picnic in the Park was as recent as 2022. Yes it’s smaller, but I think personally splitting these larger people packs into more battle pack sized chunks might work better?

Although I agree with many here that ordinary looking figs can be hard to come by, I think I’d struggle to drop 40+ currency units on just figs with small builds.

@Trigger_ said:
"Why don’t we get these anyore"

Because selling mediocre sets with 1-2 minifigs is more profitable to TLG.
PaB is no real alternative either because you end up paying more for a generic figure than for a detailed CMF one.
I recommend second hand LEGO if you're not a diehard collector.

@stefwaffles said:
"I mean, the lovely 60326 Picnic in the Park was as recent as 2022. Yes it’s smaller, but I think personally splitting these larger people packs into more battle pack sized chunks might work better?

Although I agree with many here that ordinary looking figs can be hard to come by, I think I’d struggle to drop 40+ currency units on just figs with small builds."

Agree to the size change. Half the size, a third of the price.

These people packs were great, but apparently, either not a hot selller or they ran out of ideas. Maybe the CMF series were competition, too.

If they were to release something similar today then it would probably cost £180 and contain a sand green classic spaceman.

I wanted this set SO badly, but I think it was a retailer exclusive in Australia. Literally impossible to find where I lived.

First set with the wheelchair and baby pieces as well.

Reminds me of how you expect advent calendar to be until every thing is downsized to meet $20 criteria. Although great battle pack, missing essentials like a slide, swing, sand pit etc. and where is there a bus stop in a Park? Friends (and even Fabuland 3676 ) always seemed to have the edge on parks like 41325 .

@ambr said:
" where is there a bus stop in a Park?"

Phoenix Park in Dublin has a few bus stops in it. It's quite large though...probably need at least another hundred minifigs to populate it!

This is a lovely set. I even bought it on a slight discount at the time but my cash was so strapped I never opened it and ended up selling it. I kind of regret that.
It's rare to see City sets this focussed on civilian life and on leisure.

I ended up thinking that, as I'm not a minifigure fanatic this set isn't for me. But I think that this set with a 32x32 green baseplate would just be such a great vibe to have around :)

Probably the weakest of these people packs, but still nice to get

@namekuji said:
"Guy having a conversation with an apple."

A prediction of AI?

@Brickalili said:"That brick built baby buggy is kinda neat, guess this is before they introduced the part for it"

Yeah, https://brickset.com/parts/design-5491 wouldn't come along until eight years after this set came out.

@vizzitor said:
" @ambr said:
" where is there a bus stop in a Park?"

Phoenix Park in Dublin has a few bus stops in it. It's quite large though...probably need at least another hundred minifigs to populate it!"

If I'm reading the map correctly, NYC's Central Park has at least eight bus stops on the perimeter, and another five inside the actual park. Nearby Riverside Park has at least two on its perimeter, Jefferson Park has one on the corner, and Morningside Park has one on the side. When a park is large enough, it's not just part of the local neighborhood. It's a destination for the surrounding city.

I can't remember which came out first; this set with the baby of the CMF with the baby. But either way, early baby grab. A decent selection of figs, although I think I prefer the Outdoor Adventures one more.

I just found this set this weekend when I was adding more sets to the some-day-I-will-get-around-to-building-these pile!

Likely make a nice modular park with it and a few other sets to add to break up the modulars.

@xccj said:
"I can't remember which came out first; this set with the baby of the CMF with the baby. But either way, early baby grab. A decent selection of figs, although I think I prefer the Outdoor Adventures one more."

It's a shame the eagle from 60202 wasn't in any other sets.

@PurpleDave said:
" @BLProductions said:
"There were three notable things about this set, to me, besides it being the largest minifig pack in recent history at the time: it was the debut of both the wheelchair mold and the baby figure (2 molds)..."

No-neck baby head. They changed the mold not too long after this.

"...and it was the first time I recall seeing a torso from a licensed set reused in a non-licensed set. The wheelchair guy's torso (https://brickset.com/parts/6153512/mini-upper-part-no-3451) is identical to Zach Mitchell's torso in 75919 (https://brickset.com/parts/6117141/mini-upper-part-no-3053 ), except the hands are a different color. I hadn't seen that before, and I'm not sure I've seen it since. It makes sense to keep it; it's a good generic print. It has even survived to the present day! "

The Classic Space bomber jacket came up in RXotD not too long ago, and it was noted that it appeared in one Spiderman set with flesh hands, but mostly it was used in non-licensed sets with yellow hands. I think there might be at least one Harry Potter torso that made the jump, but it would have been from the yellow era, so the hands wouldn't have changed. Same for the Rebel Technician torso. So there are definitely torsos that appear in both IP and in-house sets, but frequently the print is so mundane that they don't really draw your attention the way, say, seeing a Batman torso in a City set would (he did appear in a few TLM sets, but that's technically also a licensed theme)."

Luke's torso from 10123 and Jameson's from 4855 both saw a fair amount of use in City sets, even though the latter has light nougat printing at the neck.

@gsom7 said:
"This kind of sets are great! I have 60134, 60153, 60202 and 60234 (do not have 60230)
It's great way to populate any city!"

I have the same collection. Don't much care for space stuff, so skipped that, but the others are great. 60202 was my favorite of them.

For some reason, "Saturday in the park" by Chicago start playing while looking at this set. (Although that's not a ice cream seller in the set, but a hot dog vendor)

Start of a legendary series. Perhaps we can get all the next ones year after year here. This was the set to introduce the LEGO baby as well.

@xccj said:
"I can't remember which came out first; this set with the baby of the CMF with the baby. But either way, early baby grab. A decent selection of figs, although I think I prefer the Outdoor Adventures one more."

This was June 2016, and 71013-16 was three months later.

@TheOtherMike said:
" @xccj said:
"I can't remember which came out first; this set with the baby of the CMF with the baby. But either way, early baby grab. A decent selection of figs, although I think I prefer the Outdoor Adventures one more."

It's a shame the eagle from 60202 wasn't in any other sets."

The bald eagle may not have appeared again (BTW, I was on the way to a show a couple years ago, and had a real one fly about 10’ above my car), but the same mold was used to make a condor. Another problem is that the inner cavity of the feet is only designed to accept a stud, and I needed them to take bars as well. I figured out how to give the Black Falconer’s falcon feet, so I have a bunch carrying fish (one is a bit more ambitious than the rest, and is carrying a shark). But then I figured it would be even better to have an eagle join in, and my solution required a highly illegal technique, as I had to force a round peg into a square hole. Twice, because I also bought a condor.

@RogueWhistler said:
"Luke's torso from 10123 and Jameson's from 4855 both saw a fair amount of use in City sets, even though the latter has light nougat printing at the neck."

Whoops, I meant Bespin Luke, not the Rebel Technician. That one appears to have stayed exclusive to SW.

I am one of the 13,493 Brickset members that have it!!!

Released about ten years ago...crap, time flies by!

But yeah, I miss these type of sets. I know the PAB minifig areas in LEGO stores help, but it's nice to just have a set like this. I think I have the others too (fair and space).

I am happy to have all these packs, except for the Space one, which although I love my Classic Space somehow didn't interest me as much as the others.

@PurpleDave said:
" @xccj said:
"I can't remember which came out first; this set with the baby of the CMF with the baby. But either way, early baby grab. A decent selection of figs, although I think I prefer the Outdoor Adventures one more."

This was June 2016, and 71013-16 was three months later.

@TheOtherMike said:
" @xccj said:
"I can't remember which came out first; this set with the baby of the CMF with the baby. But either way, early baby grab. A decent selection of figs, although I think I prefer the Outdoor Adventures one more."

It's a shame the eagle from 60202 wasn't in any other sets."

The bald eagle may not have appeared again (BTW, I was on the way to a show a couple years ago, and had a real one fly about 10’ above my car), but the same mold was used to make a condor. Another problem is that the inner cavity of the feet is only designed to accept a stud, and I needed them to take bars as well. I figured out how to give the Black Falconer’s falcon feet, so I have a bunch carrying fish (one is a bit more ambitious than the rest, and is carrying a shark). But then I figured it would be even better to have an eagle join in, and my solution required a highly illegal technique, as I had to force a round peg into a square hole. Twice, because I also bought a condor.

@RogueWhistler said:
"Luke's torso from 10123 and Jameson's from 4855 both saw a fair amount of use in City sets, even though the latter has light nougat printing at the neck."

Whoops, I meant Bespin Luke, not the Rebel Technician. That one appears to have stayed exclusive to SW."

They do now have that weird plate that has a stud on one side & claw for bars on the other. You could always switch to that…even though colors aren’t too great to act as bird feet.

@Vindicare said:
"They do now have that weird plate that has a stud on one side & claw for bars on the other. You could always switch to that…even though colors aren’t too great to act as bird feet."

The Ring-Pop? It’s easy enough to identify a bald eagle, but I checked with my LUG for the falcon, and consensus was that it’s supposed to be a peregrine falcon. Both of those birds have bright yellow feet. The falcon is also easy to add feet to. The stem of a standard minifig hand will fit up inside the cavity located within the molded feet. As long as you can figure out a prey item that a hand can grab (like a fish tail), there are plenty of clear parts that can be used to mount the prey item so the falcon looks like it’s flying. Offhand, I don’t remember what we came up with for the condor’s species, but the condor and eagle are the same mold. My idea was to use an Apollo stud for the ruff on the legs, and a robot claw for the feet. Problem is, the square cavity inside the molded feet is too small for a bar, so it makes them look like storks or cranes instead. Or it would have, if I hadn’t forced the connection. I wouldn’t really advise it, or I’d even suggest using a pin vise to drill out the inside a tiny bit (absolutely _NOT_ any sort of power drill), but this lets you pick a different color for the ruff and feet. For the eagle, it’s a reddish-brown Apollo stud and a yellow robot claw. For the condor, I used red for both parts, so I’m thinking California Condor, Andean Condor, or Red-Headed Vulture was the species we identified.

@PurpleDave said:
" @xccj said:
"I can't remember which came out first; this set with the baby of the CMF with the baby. But either way, early baby grab. A decent selection of figs, although I think I prefer the Outdoor Adventures one more."

This was June 2016, and 71013-16 was three months later.

@TheOtherMike said:
" @xccj said:
"I can't remember which came out first; this set with the baby of the CMF with the baby. But either way, early baby grab. A decent selection of figs, although I think I prefer the Outdoor Adventures one more."

It's a shame the eagle from 60202 wasn't in any other sets."

The bald eagle may not have appeared again (BTW, I was on the way to a show a couple years ago, and had a real one fly about 10’ above my car), but the same mold was used to make a condor. Another problem is that the inner cavity of the feet is only designed to accept a stud, and I needed them to take bars as well. I figured out how to give the Black Falconer’s falcon feet, so I have a bunch carrying fish (one is a bit more ambitious than the rest, and is carrying a shark). But then I figured it would be even better to have an eagle join in, and my solution required a highly illegal technique, as I had to force a round peg into a square hole. Twice, because I also bought a condor."

"That's right, it goes in the square hole, :)..."

@josekalel said:
"Released about ten years ago...crap, time flies by!

But yeah, I miss these type of sets. I know the PAB minifig areas in LEGO stores help, but it's nice to just have a set like this. I think I have the others too (fair and space)."

There were a total of five: This one, 60153, 60202, 60230, and 60234.