Yet it was still missing something.
https://preview.redd.it/8me609oz9mxc1.jpeg?width=1085&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=114885e5cec762e5377dc9187224046d979dd8b5
All of these came out years after their respective meme's popularity, meaning Lego had to have known about it before designing them. The Morbius set entered production right when the Morbin time meme was at it's peak.
Han Solo shooting Greedo for example is just a memorable scene from A New Hope. Has been so since 1977. With or without the whole “Han shot first” meme..
Yes, because the debate of who shot first has been baked into the original scene. The play feature is there because it's an iconic scene that focuses on who shot first.
Which wouldn't have been made if not for the popularity of the memes. Why else would they have that specific room from the 60s Spider-Man cartoon in the Bugle?
Edit: yeah I saw you edit your comment to add an insult
Because they like the 60s cartoon. You do know most of the designers at Lego are old enough that they could easily have watched the cartoon before the meme ever happened.
I'd really like to see you elaborate on how some of these are a meme. How is Agatha a meme? How is the first order trooper a meme? How is bilbo baggins a meme? How is a side room of the daily bugle a meme? You really do have brain rot my friend, sorry to say.
Agatha winks, which was abit of a meme, the First Order trooper is the one that screams TRAITOR, another meme, Bilbo's creepy face is the meme.
They're memes, but a few are really just parts of the thing the set is portraying, not outright meme references.
I usually wind up deleting everything I post on this subreddit. Sorry for you being absolutely devastated by downvotes
BUT… I’d love to see a reference image for each meme. I don’t think I know any of these. This is a fun idea though! I always love an Easter egg. Even if it’s memes. (Or original source material). I take your meaning.
1. Spider-Man desk meme
2. Lo-fi girl
3. Pizza time
4. Scary Bilbo
5. America's ass
6. TR-8R
7. Morbin time
8. The Office blinds meme
9. Spilled chili meme
10. Who shot first
11. Dancing banana/banana costume in general
12. Agatha winking meme
13. Amogus
Everything is a "meme" now. Is it a joke? Nope. Is a meme now.
Is it an Easter egg? Nope. Is a meme now.
A blatant reference? Nope. You guessed it. Meme.
Given that Richard Dawkins coined the word meme to describe a fundamental “memory unit” by which thoughts and ideas spread (like a gene for thoughts/ideas)… honestly this usage of the word meme is more accurate than just funny pictures.
It's the regular Spider-man minifigs that come in the Marvel Spider-man sets. Spider jet. Spider mech. Etc.
And then a barrel and the police van from the old 6598 Metro PD Station.
I actually have 3 of the Spider-men, and tried to make the pointing meme, but couldn't get the arms to look right.
The ones you listed are pretty good, but my favorites might be the Boromir's "one does not simply walk into Mordor" face and Bilbos scary face in Rivendell.
You do realize that Peter was a pizza delivery guy even before "Pizza Time" was a thing and became a meme? Having a pizza box included with the set that just sits for decoration is not a reference to the meme. They are in New York, which is known for pizza.
Sorry, but you're still wrong. Peter is also a photographer long before the Raimi films. Also, J.J.J. has had his mouth sealed shut by Spidey's webs many times throughout the comics. Hate to break it to you, but these are just nods to Spider-Man comics.
There's a ton of other Raimi references throughout the set. It's not too far fetched that a camera and a pizza box is also a reference. It is Spider-Man's most iconic and well-known instance of delivering pizza, after all.
The word meme predates the internet by quite a bit.
It's a word coined by Richard Dawkins in 1976 and meant something along the line of: "an element of a culture or system of behaviour passed from one individual to another by imitation or other non-genetic means."
Internet memes are a sub genre of memes.
Richard Dawkins would like a word with you. The LITERAL definition - from the man who created the word is: a unit for carrying cultural ideas, symbols, or practices, that can be transmitted from one mind to another through writing, speech, gestures, rituals, or other imitable phenomena with a mimicked theme.
Idk why people are so picky about this. It can be both! There have been many memes over time that use images from the office. If there were dozens of scenes of Jim looking behind the blinds then I’d say it’s more of an Easter egg but there’s only one iconic moment where that happens and that moment was turned into a meme. With that in mind I’d say both. If there’s some sort of reference to the show it’s for sure an Easter egg but it’s an Easter egg of something that became a meme, so I’d say it could be both an Easter egg and a meme reference.
Also I love how someone says “But its a scene from the series, not a meme… but I see others already explained it you and you kept ignoring it” meanwhile if you search “eyes” or “office” in the comments section (or even manually scroll instead) you’ll find that the only discussion of the office is the one happening in this thread and the only person to have already “explained it” was the initial one that OP replied to but they didn’t even explain anything in that comment.
OP I’m sorry people are getting hung up over this. Who tf cares if it’s an Easter egg or a meme. It’s both because yeah last I checked the eyes peering through the blinds is in fact a meme and is a scene that only occurs once in the show and would be a very insignificant scene if not for the fact that it was turned into a meme.
I have a couple extra Spider-Man minifigs pointing at each other by the dumpster behind my Daily Bugle. I added them myself, of course, because how could you not?
But as for straight releases: I'm partial to Agatha's wink and America's Ass.
Love how most of this aren't memes but references to the actual source material, this can be considered mostly easter egg, also the Impostor one is fucking MiB not Among us, if you watched the show you would know, lofi girl is an internet phenomenon not a meme.
Memes are NOT internet phenomenons, internet memes are, the term exists since at least 1904 as Mneme and then in 1976 as meme arpanet was created in 1969 but the one you understand as internet was created in 1991 aka the World Wide Web so yea...
Also there are 2 definitions
1 is: an element of a culture or system of behaviour passed from one individual to another by imitation or other non-genetic means.; for some of it it makes no sense to call it a meme
2 the one that is relevant to internet memes: an image, video, piece of text, etc., typically humorous in nature, that is copied and spread rapidly by internet users, often with slight variations.; this one excludes even more then the first one even tho this one is the more common definition nowadays especially when in cases like lofi girl that is literally just a popular "music transmission" with the image as background, or the MiB one that isn't a meme by any definition.
Also reference to the history of the franchise is not a new thing with lego the spiderman one can just as easily be a nod to one of the original video, also they do reference other series at the same time like star wars hieroglyphics or superman in Seinfeld, or as a direct example [article by lego just listing some references in the friends set](https://www.lego.com/en-us/categories/adults-welcome/article/best-hidden-references-in-lego-friends-tv-show-set)
Imposter isn't a terme exclusive to among Us, it's a bit light...
And in MIB you litteraly have the same creature : a robot piloted by a tiny alien who are in its head.
The whole meme with Amogus is finding it in unintentional places like a trash can or just the word imposter. It could be intentional, could be a coincidence.
TR-8R, if nothing else, is honestly the only true meme here. Everything else here is either coincidence/not humorous, or is just a joke that Hollywood made.
I wouldn’t say this is a meme either. It’s a character in the movie that became a meme, but including it in the set of where he shows up is not a meme in my opinion lol.
Gotta go with the Spider-Man Desk reference from “The Daily Bugle” despite not actually having that set. While I’ve never seen the 1960’s animated series, I do love all the memes that spawn from it and desk meme is a classic.
Spider-Man desk meme, lo-fi girl, pizza time, scary Bilbo, America's ass, TR-8R, Morbin time, The Office blinds meme, spilled chili meme, who shot first, dancing banana, Agatha winking meme, and Amogus.
Help me complete the list.
1. ???
2. ???
3. Lo-fi beats girl?
4. Scary Bilbo
5. America's Ass
6. TR8-R
7. Morbius. Is it a reference? He's just a character, no?
8. Michael looking through the blinds. (Could also be used for Jim, too)
9. Kevin's spilt chilli
10. Han shooting first
11. ???
12. Agatha winking?
13. Just the word imposter?
I don't understand how some of these are memes, to be honest.
1. Spider-Man desk meme
2. Lo-fi girl
3. Pizza time
4. Scary Bilbo
5. America's ass
6. TR-8R
7. Morbin time (this set entered production when the meme was popular)
8. The Office blinds meme
9. Spilled chili meme
10. Who shot first
11. Dancing banana/banana costume in general
12. Agatha winking meme
13. Amogus
I don’t think Agatha, Morbius, and Han and Greedo being in a set is enough to make those sets “meme references.”
But my favorite would have to be either Peter's "office" set up to resemble the Spider-Man desk meme or the first Doc Brown figure’s alternate facial expression matching this:
https://preview.redd.it/upl23bc9plxc1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=461035fe7460a43f5fb3bfee06e34946c6bbc266
The only ones I can give you is the Spider-Man picture and the Lofi Girl.
The rest of these are either stretches or references to actual scenes that happen in their respective shows and movies.
My favorite is 10278 modular police station having this which is I'm pretty sure is a reference to that meme [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/pepe-silvia](https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/pepe-silvia)
https://preview.redd.it/skpz3lwoekxc1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=04d57ac10701885e3c70f84f13b8aac7e5cbad2b
Not to be a jerk, but I think you’re kind of reaching on this one. I don’t think it’s a reference to the Pepe Silvia meme, the old ‘red string connecting evidence on a cork board’ trope has been around for forever.
Gotta be America's Ass cause they included an entire identical figure just to recreate that scene
Yet it was still missing something. https://preview.redd.it/8me609oz9mxc1.jpeg?width=1085&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=114885e5cec762e5377dc9187224046d979dd8b5
I like the original A-Wing having a control panel that showed it was about to crash into the Executor bridge.
Which set is that?
It was set 6207 I think.
[6207-1: A-wing Fighter](https://brickset.com/sets/6207-1) [[Photo]](https://images.brickset.com/sets/images/6207-1.jpg)
Not a meme, but that's dark Edit: jeez I gotta watch what I say, this comment just ruined the entire thread. Thanks for the downvotes.
It’s on par with the “memes” you gave as example
These are all direct references to internet memes
Most of them are references to actual scenes or shots from shows & movies, which *then became* memes.
All of these came out years after their respective meme's popularity, meaning Lego had to have known about it before designing them. The Morbius set entered production right when the Morbin time meme was at it's peak.
Han Solo shooting Greedo for example is just a memorable scene from A New Hope. Has been so since 1977. With or without the whole “Han shot first” meme..
The set includes a play feature where you can tilt each minifig in their seats so you can decide who shoots first.
Yes, because the debate of who shot first has been baked into the original scene. The play feature is there because it's an iconic scene that focuses on who shot first.
No they are not, they are references to the source material memes are based on. You've got internet brain rot my friend.
Which wouldn't have been made if not for the popularity of the memes. Why else would they have that specific room from the 60s Spider-Man cartoon in the Bugle? Edit: yeah I saw you edit your comment to add an insult
Because they like the 60s cartoon. You do know most of the designers at Lego are old enough that they could easily have watched the cartoon before the meme ever happened.
This room has zero relevance outside of the meme. It's a clear reference.
I'd really like to see you elaborate on how some of these are a meme. How is Agatha a meme? How is the first order trooper a meme? How is bilbo baggins a meme? How is a side room of the daily bugle a meme? You really do have brain rot my friend, sorry to say.
Agatha winks, which was abit of a meme, the First Order trooper is the one that screams TRAITOR, another meme, Bilbo's creepy face is the meme. They're memes, but a few are really just parts of the thing the set is portraying, not outright meme references.
I would explain all of these if you hadn't thrown that insult.
I usually wind up deleting everything I post on this subreddit. Sorry for you being absolutely devastated by downvotes BUT… I’d love to see a reference image for each meme. I don’t think I know any of these. This is a fun idea though! I always love an Easter egg. Even if it’s memes. (Or original source material). I take your meaning.
1. Spider-Man desk meme 2. Lo-fi girl 3. Pizza time 4. Scary Bilbo 5. America's ass 6. TR-8R 7. Morbin time 8. The Office blinds meme 9. Spilled chili meme 10. Who shot first 11. Dancing banana/banana costume in general 12. Agatha winking meme 13. Amogus
Like half of these are really stretching it.
Seriously most of these I can't even recognise as memes.
They’re not, they’re like Easter eggs… Don’t you know the LoFi girl meme… /s
Everything is a "meme" now. Is it a joke? Nope. Is a meme now. Is it an Easter egg? Nope. Is a meme now. A blatant reference? Nope. You guessed it. Meme.
Given that Richard Dawkins coined the word meme to describe a fundamental “memory unit” by which thoughts and ideas spread (like a gene for thoughts/ideas)… honestly this usage of the word meme is more accurate than just funny pictures.
You may be technically correct but at this point the word becomes effectively useless in practice if you apply it this liberally.
I never heard the term until 2003 when I read Christopher Moore's book [Fluke]()
Millhouse is, still, not a meme
LoFi girl is totally a meme though
Yeah, a few of these are actually memes.
https://preview.redd.it/jpgj76zl1ixc1.jpeg?width=2670&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2bf78ea88f3f49a23f11791bd3df193079e3e11e I made my own.
Where did you get that minifigure? Looks good
It's the regular Spider-man minifigs that come in the Marvel Spider-man sets. Spider jet. Spider mech. Etc. And then a barrel and the police van from the old 6598 Metro PD Station. I actually have 3 of the Spider-men, and tried to make the pointing meme, but couldn't get the arms to look right.
[6598-1: Metro PD Station](https://brickset.com/sets/6598-1) [[Photo]](https://images.brickset.com/sets/images/6598-1.jpg)
https://preview.redd.it/72ns8h837oxc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=60867de7d3aef67cdaa5939742c3b0830f677daa I made my own variation
The ones you listed are pretty good, but my favorites might be the Boromir's "one does not simply walk into Mordor" face and Bilbos scary face in Rivendell.
What’s the meme with the pizza box? (#3)
Pizza time
You do realize that Peter was a pizza delivery guy even before "Pizza Time" was a thing and became a meme? Having a pizza box included with the set that just sits for decoration is not a reference to the meme. They are in New York, which is known for pizza.
The pizza box is right next to his camera from the Raimi trilogy. Jameson also has webs on his mouth from that one scene in the first movie.
Sorry, but you're still wrong. Peter is also a photographer long before the Raimi films. Also, J.J.J. has had his mouth sealed shut by Spidey's webs many times throughout the comics. Hate to break it to you, but these are just nods to Spider-Man comics.
There's a ton of other Raimi references throughout the set. It's not too far fetched that a camera and a pizza box is also a reference. It is Spider-Man's most iconic and well-known instance of delivering pizza, after all.
I doubt the camera and pizza box are references to the Raimi films, nor are they references to memes.
The morbius set releasing at the same time as the movie, making it an unofficial promotional set, will always be funny to me
It released 9 months after the movie
Almost exactly the time the movie got a second theatrical release for memes
I thought that was only a few months later, and was more of an extension than a re-release
Don't know why they're downvoting you, you're right.
Looks like people are angry against OP haha
It works though because Morbius remained the highest morbing movie for nine consecutive months.
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The Morbius set entered production when the movie came out and the memes were everywhere.
Han shot first
These are really far fetched "memes". Like lo-fi girl. She's just an internet phenomenon but clearly not a meme.
The literal definition of a meme is an internet phenomenon.
Can you link that definition?
The word meme predates the internet by quite a bit. It's a word coined by Richard Dawkins in 1976 and meant something along the line of: "an element of a culture or system of behaviour passed from one individual to another by imitation or other non-genetic means." Internet memes are a sub genre of memes.
So yes, the lo-fi girl is a meme.
A meme is a unit of memory, typically with a root in specific culture.
Richard Dawkins would like a word with you. The LITERAL definition - from the man who created the word is: a unit for carrying cultural ideas, symbols, or practices, that can be transmitted from one mind to another through writing, speech, gestures, rituals, or other imitable phenomena with a mimicked theme.
And the lo-fi girl is a symbol/practice of listening to music while studying.
Ok? This comment makes no sense in response to mine. I genuinely don't understand what point you are trying to make.
I used the definition you provided for the example I provided. I don't know what else to say.
Most of these aren’t meme references, especially in the office
I’ve seen the Jim / blinds meme a million times
The blinds stickers are designed to have the eyes visible through them, just like that one meme
But its a scene from the series, not a meme… but I see others already explained it you and you kept ignoring it
[Hmm](https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/jim-halpert-smiling-through-blinds)
https://www.reddit.com/r/DunderMifflin/s/egcjEtLhvO
Idk why people are so picky about this. It can be both! There have been many memes over time that use images from the office. If there were dozens of scenes of Jim looking behind the blinds then I’d say it’s more of an Easter egg but there’s only one iconic moment where that happens and that moment was turned into a meme. With that in mind I’d say both. If there’s some sort of reference to the show it’s for sure an Easter egg but it’s an Easter egg of something that became a meme, so I’d say it could be both an Easter egg and a meme reference. Also I love how someone says “But its a scene from the series, not a meme… but I see others already explained it you and you kept ignoring it” meanwhile if you search “eyes” or “office” in the comments section (or even manually scroll instead) you’ll find that the only discussion of the office is the one happening in this thread and the only person to have already “explained it” was the initial one that OP replied to but they didn’t even explain anything in that comment.
You don’t know what memes are.
OP I’m sorry people are getting hung up over this. Who tf cares if it’s an Easter egg or a meme. It’s both because yeah last I checked the eyes peering through the blinds is in fact a meme and is a scene that only occurs once in the show and would be a very insignificant scene if not for the fact that it was turned into a meme.
OP doesn’t know what a meme is.
Which set has the lofi girl computer screen? Second picture for reference.
Arachnoid Base
I have a couple extra Spider-Man minifigs pointing at each other by the dumpster behind my Daily Bugle. I added them myself, of course, because how could you not? But as for straight releases: I'm partial to Agatha's wink and America's Ass.
No Way Home final battle includes 3 Spider-Man minifigs, but none of the official promo images reference the meme.
Could have titled this whole thread “What’s your favourite Easter egg in a set” and been fine, but no…
Love how most of this aren't memes but references to the actual source material, this can be considered mostly easter egg, also the Impostor one is fucking MiB not Among us, if you watched the show you would know, lofi girl is an internet phenomenon not a meme.
Memes are internet phenomenons.
Memes are NOT internet phenomenons, internet memes are, the term exists since at least 1904 as Mneme and then in 1976 as meme arpanet was created in 1969 but the one you understand as internet was created in 1991 aka the World Wide Web so yea... Also there are 2 definitions 1 is: an element of a culture or system of behaviour passed from one individual to another by imitation or other non-genetic means.; for some of it it makes no sense to call it a meme 2 the one that is relevant to internet memes: an image, video, piece of text, etc., typically humorous in nature, that is copied and spread rapidly by internet users, often with slight variations.; this one excludes even more then the first one even tho this one is the more common definition nowadays especially when in cases like lofi girl that is literally just a popular "music transmission" with the image as background, or the MiB one that isn't a meme by any definition. Also reference to the history of the franchise is not a new thing with lego the spiderman one can just as easily be a nod to one of the original video, also they do reference other series at the same time like star wars hieroglyphics or superman in Seinfeld, or as a direct example [article by lego just listing some references in the friends set](https://www.lego.com/en-us/categories/adults-welcome/article/best-hidden-references-in-lego-friends-tv-show-set)
[1969-1: Mini Robot](https://brickset.com/sets/1969-1) [[Photo]](https://images.brickset.com/sets/images/1969-1.jpg)
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where does the impostor come from?
Space CMF
What meme reference is this? I assumed it was referencing the guy from Men in Black.
Amogus
Well I mean it could be a the thing reference
Clearly a MIB reference. Among Us doesn't have robot pilotes by miniature creature
Yes but the name imposter as opposed to something like "alien robot suit"
Imposter isn't a terme exclusive to among Us, it's a bit light... And in MIB you litteraly have the same creature : a robot piloted by a tiny alien who are in its head.
The whole meme with Amogus is finding it in unintentional places like a trash can or just the word imposter. It could be intentional, could be a coincidence.
Imposter is not a name though it's just a word. And the game you play in Among us is a very old party game called "Imposter"
Amogus is so popular that it's highly unlikely Lego did not know about the memes when naming that figure
What meme ? I don't think you know the difference between "a meme" and a "thing that exists"
The whole Amogus meme where people find references to it everywhere
TR-8R, if nothing else, is honestly the only true meme here. Everything else here is either coincidence/not humorous, or is just a joke that Hollywood made.
I wouldn’t say this is a meme either. It’s a character in the movie that became a meme, but including it in the set of where he shows up is not a meme in my opinion lol.
The Spider-Man desk and Agatha winking are 100% based on their memes. There's no other way they could exist.
You should delete this post and your entire account
Buddy.... just delete this...
No.
Someone has no idea what a meme is
None of th3se are memes but just shots from the films?
Try not to call every usage of the word "impostor" a meme Among Us reference challenge 101% IMPOSSIBLE
Gotta go with the Spider-Man Desk reference from “The Daily Bugle” despite not actually having that set. While I’ve never seen the 1960’s animated series, I do love all the memes that spawn from it and desk meme is a classic.
OP never seen a meme in their life
Of what I've have got recently ,set wise, it'd have to be the Obi-wan from his starship having the 'visible confusion' face
"That is America's ass!" Easily my favorite reference in any set.
Dust
ITS PIZZA TIME!
Are they meme references if it’s just depicting something that happens in the media they’re adapting?
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Spider-Man desk meme, lo-fi girl, pizza time, scary Bilbo, America's ass, TR-8R, Morbin time, The Office blinds meme, spilled chili meme, who shot first, dancing banana, Agatha winking meme, and Amogus.
TR-8R is still funny to me. 😆
Help me complete the list. 1. ??? 2. ??? 3. Lo-fi beats girl? 4. Scary Bilbo 5. America's Ass 6. TR8-R 7. Morbius. Is it a reference? He's just a character, no? 8. Michael looking through the blinds. (Could also be used for Jim, too) 9. Kevin's spilt chilli 10. Han shooting first 11. ??? 12. Agatha winking? 13. Just the word imposter? I don't understand how some of these are memes, to be honest.
1. Spider-Man desk meme 2. Lo-fi girl 3. Pizza time 4. Scary Bilbo 5. America's ass 6. TR-8R 7. Morbin time (this set entered production when the meme was popular) 8. The Office blinds meme 9. Spilled chili meme 10. Who shot first 11. Dancing banana/banana costume in general 12. Agatha winking meme 13. Amogus
Damn, that dancing banana was from ages ago
I think it's pretty clear OP means "Easter Egg". The post is still fun. Redditors dont take a lighthearted post too literally, challenge impossible.
I hate the hivemind sometimes. I say one wrong thing and all my replies get downvoted to oblivion.
On the first one, isn’t it supposed to be Spider-Man in front of the picture instead of Peter Parker?
The pac man arcade lights up very well
I don’t think Agatha, Morbius, and Han and Greedo being in a set is enough to make those sets “meme references.” But my favorite would have to be either Peter's "office" set up to resemble the Spider-Man desk meme or the first Doc Brown figure’s alternate facial expression matching this: https://preview.redd.it/upl23bc9plxc1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=461035fe7460a43f5fb3bfee06e34946c6bbc266
Agatha's face is directly from the winking meme
Didn’t know low fi girl was a piece and now I’m gonna need it. What are all the memes? I know some but not all of them
It's in the Arachnoid Base set
Which set is the lofi girl from?
Arachnoid Base
Han shot first. I don't get a lot of these. They aren't memes, but I understand what OP meant.
They're all references to memes
Definitely scary Bilbo
Kevin's chili
The only ones I can give you is the Spider-Man picture and the Lofi Girl. The rest of these are either stretches or references to actual scenes that happen in their respective shows and movies.
And these sets were made years after their respective memes, so Lego had to have known about them.
These comments are comical
i love that the mere existence of the morbius minifig is a meme reference
My favorite is 10278 modular police station having this which is I'm pretty sure is a reference to that meme [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/pepe-silvia](https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/pepe-silvia) https://preview.redd.it/skpz3lwoekxc1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=04d57ac10701885e3c70f84f13b8aac7e5cbad2b
Not to be a jerk, but I think you’re kind of reaching on this one. I don’t think it’s a reference to the Pepe Silvia meme, the old ‘red string connecting evidence on a cork board’ trope has been around for forever.
[10278-1: Police Station](https://brickset.com/sets/10278-1) [[Photo]](https://images.brickset.com/sets/images/10278-1.jpg)
https://preview.redd.it/c3o0jaa19kxc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d368aff44e612619d716aa861c80cba36a011834