Random set of the day: Hamburger Stand

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Hamburger Stand

Hamburger Stand

©1983 LEGO Group

Today's random set is 6683 Hamburger Stand, released in 1983. It's one of 13 Town sets produced that year. It contains 69 pieces and 2 minifigs.

It's owned by 1806 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you might find it for sale at BrickLink or eBay.


28 comments on this article

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By in United Kingdom,

I wish they still made small & cheap sets of shops and ,especially, houses in City.

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By in United States,

Gotta love square hamburgers! :)

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By in United States,

Hey! That isn't 6 feet away, figures!

On topic, guess Huwbot noticed our area is about to have an In n Out, so he did a burger-related set.

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By in Australia,

Not the most appetising image of a burger on that sign, but still a great small set.
Oh, and is that a miniature fried egg on the left of that burger?

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By in United States,

There’s always money in the hamburder stand.

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By in United States,

This looks like a charming little set. I agree with SpoonTree - it would be nice to have sets in this style in production nowadays.

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By in United States,

Don't make a joke about the piece count...
Don't make a joke about the piece count...
Don't make a joke about the piece count...

TOFU BURGER!? I hardly know 'er!

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By in New Zealand,

As a kid I always interpreted this 'hamburger' image as a burger with giant lips that are eating a piece of lettuce, a one of the lips has a ring through it.
As an adult... I still kind of see the same thing. It's too deeply ingrained.

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By in United Kingdom,

This is what’s missing in City nowadays. Compact little shops and services (remember Post Offices?), and food outlets. Sorry Lego, a burger monster truck doesn’t cut the ketchup.

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By in United States,

^And Like Ridley, Smash Fighter number 65, it's (supposedly) too big to be usable!

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By in Australia,

You know, as a kid? I always wondered why the hamburger (pictured on the sticker) had an earring.

It wasn't until adulthood that I realised, "Oh. Onion."

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By in United States,

It’s nice to see people taking a stand against hunger. A burger stand to be precise.

Happy Easter everybody!

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By in Italy,

Sweetness!

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By in Finland,

I desparately want to push down that circular 2x2x2 support piece at the corner of the baseplate.

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By in United Kingdom,

@TransNeonOrangeSpaceman said:
"I desparately want to push down that circular 2x2x2 support piece at the corner of the baseplate."

Oh no... now you’ve attracted my attention to that I cannot stop thinking about it. My fingers are itching to squeeze 2 Lego plates together!

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By in Poland,

If you are not aware that sticker (or it redesign) appeared in EXTRA stickers set.

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By in Australia,

@Unusual_User_Name said:
"Not the most appetising image of a burger on that sign, but still a great small set.
Oh, and is that a miniature fried egg on the left of that burger?"

Maybe an onion, or in Australia Beetroot!

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By in United Kingdom,

I remember getting this as a kid, as it was the first set I owned with the “new”, longer, 33° roof slopes.
The seemed so cool, when you’d only ever seen short 45° slopes.
The glass door was new that year too, it was all just so modern to my younger self!

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By in Australia,

I got this for Xmas as a child! One of my first sets.

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By in United Kingdom,

@Zordboy said:
"You know, as a kid? I always wondered why the hamburger (pictured on the sticker) had an earring.

It wasn't until adulthood that I realised, "Oh. Onion." "

Me too!

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By in Netherlands,

As a kid, I was shocked to find that the pieces right under the roof are black, not yellow. Which is how I (thought I was) taught you build wall with a roof on it. But also, that the decorative blue line allows for the two-sided serving window platter, as well as the 1x6 plate to fix the door in place. One of the first sets I remember that had 'clever' building techniques.

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By in Netherlands,

Aww, this looks so sweet

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By in Netherlands,

This is how the 2019 Burger Bar should've been sold, instead of adding Fire rescue to it, but I can understand City doesn't get buildings anymore without vehicles now.

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By in United States,

I missed out on getting this set (not because of dark ages, just because there were so many sets, and so little funding to get them). I loved how LEGO could covey what a building was for with a symbol instead of trying to make unique sets for each language possible.
That and I really miss the pigtail hair pieces in sets (especially in white).

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By in Sweden,

One of the favourite sets I own and played a lot with as a kid. So much play value and it looked great in my city.

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By in Russian Federation,

Where's my order?!

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By in United Kingdom,

One of my all time favourite sets!! I love this set and am so happy to have it!! Bizarrely I seem to have two hamburger signs for it with one of them green!! Where that came from I have no idea! Pride of place in my city - reminds me of a Wimpy near Stafford!

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By in United States,

@AlexWeston said:
"One of my all time favourite sets!! I love this set and am so happy to have it!! Bizarrely I seem to have two hamburger signs for it with one of them green!! Where that came from I have no idea! Pride of place in my city - reminds me of a Wimpy near Stafford!"

The 200 and 250 idea books had this 'hamburger' sign sticker on their sticker sheets as well

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