This is one of the classic small sets from the beginning of the Lego Space era. With it's multiple seats and unique engine arrangement, it is a joy to behold. It used swoosh from mission to mission without hesitation for hours of fun. It was the fastest ship in my fleet. Of course, you had to relocate the antenna if you were going to add a passenger, but that is a minor fault. Because of the low piece count, it does not have a great variety of pieces, but what do you expect for only a couple of bucks?

Another classic set from the beginning of Lego Town. I got this was one of my first town sets back in the late '70's and still a favorite. The motorcycle is constructed with multiple pieces, unlike today's single piece, making it so much easier to modify. While the car does not have a MF in it, I just assumed he was an officer who never left the car. He made for a perfect roadblock, because there was no one to get hurt when the criminal attempted to blast through. If you see this one, pick it up, you will not be disappointed.

I received this set for Christmas when I was six. We built and rebuilt everything with the great piece variety. With windows, fences, doors, trailor hitches, trees, wheels and the mid-seventies version of the mini-figs this set became cities, houses, cars, wagons, planes, ships and so much more. It's variety really made for unending building and play. Today's sets could learn a few things from old classics like this.