Random set of the day: Harry Horse and Clara Cow's Ice Cream Shoppe

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Harry Horse and Clara Cow's Ice Cream Shoppe

Harry Horse and Clara Cow's Ice Cream Shoppe

©1980 LEGO Group

Today's random set is 3665 Harry Horse and Clara Cow's Ice Cream Shoppe, released in 1980. It's one of 5 Fabuland sets produced that year. It contains 36 pieces and 2 minifigs.

It's owned by 305 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you might find it for sale at BrickLink or eBay.

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38 comments on this article

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By in United States,

So uh, I guess we know where the dairy comes from...

I'm so sorry...

I'm not sorry

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By in United States,

You know it’s a fancy shop because there’s and extra “p” and an “e” at the end

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By in United Kingdom,

Oh I have always wanted this one. Only 36 pieces but it's so simple and wonderful.
Although had I owned this the large sticker on the blue bricks would have most likely met the terrible fate of being unstuck - so I could build something different with the bricks - and the sticker would have disappeared into the unknown along with the ones I did own (the hospital sign, the taxi sign, Catherine Cat's window flowers). Unsticking stickers...what a fool I was when I was 6. Sigh....

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By in United States,

Inb4 something about Clara being an alternate reality Anna

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By in United States,

Today my mom was cleaning out a closet and found an old Znap set (3510). I really thought I'd gotten rid of it years ago.

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By in United States,

@phi13 said:
"Today my mom was cleaning out a closet and found an old Znap set (3510). I really thought I'd gotten rid of it years ago."

That ones worth a whole 9 cents

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By in United States,

o_O

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By in Australia,

@phi13 said: "Today my mom was cleaning out a closet and found an old Znap set (3510). I really thought I'd gotten rid of it years ago."

... it must've come back.

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By in Canada,

Harry didn't make quite enough selling ice cream to the cows it came from, so he had to take a second job in a glue factory.

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By in United States,

My thought progression:
Wait horses don’t give milk.
Milk comes from the udder one.

Did I seriously just think that...

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By in New Zealand,

Ooh, I love the triporteur.

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By in Poland,

I have it!
Its really weird how little accesories these sers had.
It has just two cups and no icecream machine!

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By in United States,

Ice cream's made of milk...

cows produce milk...

oh...oh dear god no

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By in United States,

@NotProfessorWhymzi said:
"I swear to Ole Kirk"
Now THAT is a deep-cut creative interjection if I ever heard one

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By in Italy,

I know I’ve said it before, but I’d love a minifig scale Fabuland return. Come on Lego, some of those Vidiyo moulds will do...

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By in Turkey,

^ Not only the minifigs, I wish the whole series returns. Yet there is Sylvanian families, I don't know if Fabuland will work. It will for me.

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By in United States,

Nice variety: Fabuland, Classic Space, Ninjago, Scala, Life on Mars, Clikits, and Studios all in one week, no repeated themes. Thanks, Huwbot! You're on a roll, keep it up.

Edit: I guess Space was repeated, but the two spaceships are a whole fifteen years apart and from quite different subthemes.

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By in Netherlands,

This was one of my favorite Fabuland sets. The choice of characters is top notch here. A cow and a horse running an ice cream shop, Lego is the best!

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By in United States,

If Lego could bring Fabuland back, that'd be... well, fabulous.

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By in United Kingdom,

“Shoppe”? What, is this supposed to be one of the original 1600s era ice cream parlours?

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By in Finland,

To me, the biggest problem with this set is definitely the lack of ice cream.

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By in Estonia,

Without actual ice cream it's just a Korova Milk Bar

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By in Netherlands,

Fabuland x Animal Crossing plz

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By in United States,

@Your_Future_President said:
"My thought progression:
Wait horses don’t give milk.
Milk comes from the udder one.

Did I seriously just think that..."


Umm... Horses give milk.

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By in Netherlands,

I scream: ‘an icecream shop(pe) without icecream.’

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By in United Kingdom,

In an upside down world a horse behind the cart rather than in front. I guess the cups could be milkshakes as really miss not having any Lego lollipop sticks back then. Strange they didn't do any printed ice-cream tiles or bricks to fill the cart with and give Harry something to peddle.

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By in United States,

@MCLegoboy said:
"So uh, I guess we know where the dairy comes from...

I'm so sorry...

I'm not sorry"


Reminds me of the Chicken Lady Blind Date sketch from Kids In The Hall.

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By in United Kingdom,

Harry hit something with his vehicle. The dead body is still stuck to the front.

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By in United States,

That's an interesting ice cream steam roller that Harry is driving.

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By in Netherlands,

@PurpleDave said:
" @560heliport:
Not _male_ horses..."


There's a joke to be made here but I'm just gonna shut up before I gross myself out.

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By in United States,

@PurpleDave said:
" @560heliport:
Not _male_ horses..."


The statement was "Wait horses don't give milk." So my response is just as correct- or incorrect. :)

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By in United States,

Fabuland introduced so many parts...
...that we don’t need.

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By in United States,

@NotProfessorWhymzi said:
"I swear to Ole Kirk i thought this was Duplo. Just seems like the scale’s out of whack. Must be the photography."

I had much the same thought. Must be the big doors.

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By in United States,

Not much to say that hasn't been exhausted already.

Unique: None

Rare:
Fabuland Tricycle in yellow x1

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By in United States,

Harry and Clara: Lego’s answer to Horace and Clarabelle.

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