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American Diorama Courier Service vs. Farmers Market: 1:64 Street-Scene Figures

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American Diorama Courier Service 76495 five-piece 1:64 set with two workers and three accessories; truck excluded

Choose Courier Service for a delivery-themed scene and Farmers Market for a market-themed gathering. The difference is not simply five pieces versus six: Courier Service contains two workers and three accessories, while Farmers Market contains three figures and three accessories.

Both are 1:64 American Diorama diecast-metal sets. Neither should be mistaken for a vehicle package or a complete street diorama.

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Courier Service 76495: two workers, three accessories

The Courier Service set, 76495, lists two workers approximately 1.125 inches tall, plus three accessories. The truck shown is not included.

This is the more direct choice when the story is a delivery stop. Choose your separate vehicle first, then leave enough room beside it for the people and accessories rather than filling the entire base with the truck.

The listed heights describe the workers, not the dimensions of all three accessories. The description does not certify fit inside a particular cargo area, so do not buy the set expecting every prop to slide into your existing van or truck.

Farmers Market AD-76501MJ: three people, three accessories

The Farmers Market set, AD-76501MJ, provides three figures and three accessories. The approximate figure-height range is 0.5–1 inch. The pictured car is excluded.

Choose it when the market activity, rather than a delivery vehicle, should be the main subject. Position the group so the market-related accessories remain visible and the figures have a reason to face one another.

A lower overall figure height does not establish a different scale; posture is part of the measurement. Both products are identified as 1:64.

Count the people separately from the pieces

Courier Service’s five pieces are not five workers. Farmers Market’s six pieces are not six customers. That distinction matters when you are trying to populate a scene with a particular number of people.

For additional general figures, a separate set such as Car Meet 5, AD-2432MJ, supplies six people. It is an optional source of extra figures, not part of either work-themed purchase.

Can the two sets share one display?

They can be considered together as a layout idea when there is enough space for two activities. Keep the delivery area distinct from the market gathering so the scene does not become a row of unrelated pieces.

Buying both gives five people and six accessories by the listed counts. It does not include two vehicles, a building, a market stall of unspecified design or a finished base. Review the actual included items before planning around a prop that is only visible in a background photograph.

Choose by the vehicle or activity you already own

For a display built around an existing delivery vehicle, begin with Courier Service. For a scene in which the people and their market activity should carry the story, begin with Farmers Market. Buying both is only useful when the second activity has a place in your layout.

Keep delicate parts away from the vehicle’s moving panels and retain the packaging for pieces not currently on display. No working cargo-loading or figure-articulation feature is promised by these listings.

Choose figures for your delivery or market scene

Counts and approximate heights checked September 23, 2026. Vehicles are separate purchases; current prices and stock appear on the linked pages.

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