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Take to the skies for lifesaving missions with LEGO® City Emergency Air Ambulance Airplane 60465, an action-packed rescue set designed for high-flying adventures. This detailed aircraft is equipped for rapid response, allowing kids to imagine dramatic medical rescues and emergency transport scenarios. With realistic features and support elements, it brings the excitement of air rescue operations to life in LEGO® City.
Key Features
Air Ambulance Aircraft
Features a detailed airplane designed for emergency medical transport and rescue missions.
Rescue Play Theme
Encourages imaginative storytelling centred on saving lives and responding to urgent situations.
LEGO® City Characters
Includes minifigures to crew the aircraft and assist with rescue operations.
Medical-Themed Details
Comes with accessories that support treatment and patient transport scenarios.
Action-Packed Build
Offers an engaging construction experience followed by dynamic play opportunities.
Great Gift for Rescue Fans
An ideal present for kids who love aircraft, emergency vehicles and heroic adventures.
Why You’ll Love It
A thrilling set that combines aviation excitement with meaningful rescue storytelling. Emergency Air Ambulance Airplane 60465 adds a dramatic airborne element to any LEGO® City collection and pairs perfectly with other emergency-themed sets (sold separately) to create a complete rescue network.
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