Before a single case of Coors ever left Texarkana in the 1977 comedy Smokey and the Bandit, flamboyant Texas tycoons Big Enos and Little Enos Burdette laid down an $80,000 wager with Bo "Bandit" Darville-launching a multi-state pursuit punctuated by highway "choke and puke" diner stops where Sheriff Buford T. Justice famously barked his order for a diablo sandwich and a Dr. Pepper. The Smokey and the Bandit Roadside Diner & Big Enos Showdown Building Set brings both the high-stakes deal and the classic roadside pit stop together into one modular architectural and automotive brick diorama.
Anchoring the layout is the retro HICKORY PIT DINER, crowned by a bold neon-style red-on-black rooftop marquee and a red-and-white candy-striped awning overhang. Wrap-around storefront windows and a freestanding gray TELEPHONE payphone booth on the paved parking apron frame the exterior, while the entire roof assembly lifts straight off by hand so you can arrange minifigures inside the furnished dining room.

Inside the Hickory Pit Diner and Out on the Parking Lot Apron
Beneath the removable roof, the diner interior is tiled in high-contrast black-and-white checkerboard plates and outfitted with red corner booths, a turquoise service counter with three red swivel-style stools, an espresso and coffee station, condiment bottles, a wall menu board, and an arched wood-grain jukebox by the front double doors. Out on the striped asphalt apron, two signature vehicles face off bumper to bumper: Big Enos and Little Enos's stark white luxury convertible-complete with crimson-red cabin seating, a silver eggcrate grille, and sculpted silver Texas longhorn steer horns mounted across the hood-and Bandit's jet-black 1977 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am bearing its metallic-gold screaming eagle hood crest and gold snowflake wheels.
"Give me a diablo sandwich, a Dr. Pepper, and make it quick, I'm in a hurry!" - Sheriff Buford T. Justice's legendary highway diner stop, commemorated here with his minifigure's red-and-white takeout drink cup.
Four character minifigures and a molded figure of Fred the Basset Hound populate the confrontation: Big Enos Burdette in his white Stetson hat and white western suit, Little Enos holding a hinged brown briefcase packed with four printed green $80,000 cash tiles, Bandit in his brown cowboy hat and red shirt, and khaki-uniformed Sheriff Buford T. Justice holding his takeout cup.

Molded from lead-free, BPA-free ABS plastic with standard LEGO-compatible stud geometry, every wall panel, tile, and vehicle chassis fits together with crisp tolerance. Sorted numbered polybags, a wood-trimmed studio display plaque, and a spiral-bound illustrated instruction booklet make this 16+ collector build a centerpiece for any home theater or modular street layout.






















