About the project
LEGO and F1 models
Welcome to our collection. BoxedClassic grew up around our LEGO collection from the 1980s and 1990s and our model cars. The boxes are documented in our photographic archive — more under About. Part of the collection is slowly being let go; have a look at what has to move on.

01 / Shop
Shop
LEGO sets, parts and diecast model cars.
02 / The box archive
The box archive
A photographic catalogue of LEGO boxes from the 1980s and 1990s.
Members' section · in development
3,132
sets in the catalogue

1682 /
Space Shuttle
Town · 1990
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6071 /
Forestmen's Crossing
Castle · 1990
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6766 /
Rapid River Village
Western · 1997
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6067 /
Guarded Inn
Castle · 1986
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725 /
Basic Building Set
Universal Building Set · 1990
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6482 /
Rescue Helicopter
Town · 1989
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6093 /
Flying Ninja Fortress
Castle · 1998
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6090 /
Royal Knight's Castle
Castle · 1995
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6082 /
Fire Breathing Fortress
Castle · 1993
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6075 /
Wolfpack Tower
Castle · 1992
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5988 /
Pharaoh's Forbidden Ruins
Adventurers · 1998
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6062 /
Battering Ram
Castle · 1987
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6066 /
Camouflaged Outpost
Castle · 1987
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6076 /
Dark Dragon's Den
Castle · 1993
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6085 /
Black Monarch's Castle
Castle · 1988
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6097 /
Night Lord's Castle
Castle · 1997
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6393 /
Big Rig Truck Stop
Town · 1987
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6440 /
Jetport Fire Squad
Town · 1991
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6643 /
Fire Truck
Town · 1988
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6769 /
Fort Legoredo
Western · 1996
View the previewFront and back · sides · the opened flap · the plastic inlay
Free registration03 / About
The collection the archive grew out of

BoxedClassic began as a photographic archive of the boxes in our LEGO® collection. The collection has thousands of items, most of them from the golden era of the 1980s and 1990s. We also collect Formula 1 and other model cars, mainly in 1:43 and 1:18.
The larger sets of that time came in flap-lid boxes with a plastic inlay that showed the main pieces. When we were completing those sets, we needed to know how the pieces sat in the inlay. That is how our archive began. We photograph the front and back, the sides, the opened flap and the inlay. The back often shows alternative models the set could build.
As the collection grew, at some point it had to be thinned out. The shop has the things from our collection we are letting go: LEGO sets from 1980–1999 and newer ones, and model cars. The photographs always show the item you are buying.
04 / Contact
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