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Pre-Loved LEGO Retired Set
With Original Packaging
Carry precious items with the LEGO® City 60193 Arctic Air Transport, featuring a heavy-duty quadrocopter with 4 spinning rotors, ski landing gear, opening minifigure cockpit and a functioning winch with rope and hook. This fun Arctic Expedition set also includes an ATV with 2 pick axes, saw, translucent-blue ice block with hook latch, opening side and ‘frozen' saber-toothed tiger figure, plus 2 LEGO explorer minifigures.
- Includes 2 LEGO® explorer minifigures: an arctic climber and an arctic pilot, plus a ‘frozen’ prehistoric saber-toothed tiger figure.
- Features a heavy-duty quadrocopter with 4 spinning rotors, ski landing gear and functioning winch with rope and hook, plus an all-terrain vehicle.
- Also includes a translucent-blue ice block with hook latch on top and space inside for the ‘frozen' saber-toothed tiger figure.
- Accessory elements include 2 pick axes and a saw.
- Spin the rotors to launch the quadrocopter and take off.
- Take the ATV to the dig site and help guide the quadrocopter in.
- Turn the knob to lower the hook down to the ice block and catch it, then head back to base with the specimen.
- Quadrocopter measures over 3” (8cm) high, 9” (25cm) long and 11” (30cm) wide.
- ATV measures over 1” (5cm) high, 2” (7cm) long and 1” (5cm) wide.
- Ice block measures over 2” (7cm) high, 1” (3cm) wide and 3” (8cm) deep.
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