Minifigures – city figures (LEGO Alternative)

a wide range of police officers, medical personnel (doctors, nurses, surgeons, paramedics), other emergency responders, a prisoner (representing the “thief”), and a hospital patient.

Let’s break down the types of characters you see:

Police Officers and Prisoner:

• You have numerous police officers in various uniforms:
  • Some in light blue shirts with peaked caps or tactical vests.
  • Some in more traditional white shirts with dark peaked caps.
  • Some in darker, more formal police jackets or uniforms.
  • One officer in a light blue shirt with a yellow high-visibility vest and a white peaked cap (possibly traffic police).
• There is one prisoner or convict figure in a striped uniform and beanie, with handcuffs.

Medical Personnel and Patient:

• Several doctors (both male and female figures) typically wearing white doctor’s coats, some with stethoscopes or holding first aid kits. Some are wearing surgical masks (either on their face or pulled down).
• Nurses or other medical staff in scrubs (teal, white, or green), some with stethoscopes or surgical masks and caps. This includes a figure that appears to be a surgeon in green scrubs, cap, and mask.
• A hospital patient figure in light blue pajamas or a hospital gown, holding a first aid kit.

Emergency Responders (including Paramedics/EMTs):

• Paramedics or Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), some in teal scrubs with protective visors/helmets.
• An emergency responder in a white hazmat-style suit with a protective visor/helmet.
• An emergency service worker in a dark blue uniform with a green high-visibility vest and peaked cap.
• A first aid provider or volunteer emergency worker in a red vest.
• One figure in a black tactical vest who could represent another type of emergency responder (like a specialized police unit or search and rescue).

This large collection essentially combines several of the smaller sets you’ve shown previously, providing a wide array of characters for city-themed scenarios involving law enforcement and healthcare/emergency services.