LEGO City Fire Plane 60217 Building Kit (363 Pieces)

(472 reviews)

Price
$104.95

Quantity
(10000 available )

Total Price
Share
41 Ratings
33
8
0
0
0
Reviews
  • Silea

    > 24 hour

    This plane kit has a compartment that you can fill with the included translucent blue pieces, and dump them like water to put out your lego ‘fire’. It’s fun, the kid loves it, but it makes a mess and you will never, ever find them all again.

  • Christine Abraham

    > 24 hour

    When I asked my daughter and her boyfriend to build this Lego set they looked at me with huge eyes of anticipation. He wants to be a fireman and is in college taking courses related to this future career. So what could be better encouragement than a LEGO City Fire Plane!! After teasing the kids a bit, and shaking the box (best sound ever is when you shake a Lego box), we got started on the adventure. Every. Moment. Enjoyable! Building it was super stimulating and fun! But then photographing it for social media photos (did I mention I have teenagers) expanded the experience As you can see from these amazing photos we have some fantastic social media moments and memories of the LEGO City Fire Plane too! On those challenging days of college courses, the red fire plane speaks back to the heart: you can do this! Fly your dream.

  • Crystal

    > 24 hour

    Kids loved it. Boys 9 & 11

  • Natalie Kilpatrick

    > 24 hour

    Durable and well manufactured. Definitely not a cheap piece of equipment. Works as intended.

  • CoCos Mom

    > 24 hour

    I havent met a LEGO set that I dont like. I like this one. I like the seaplane with the dual propellers. I also like that it has 3 LEGO City minifigures: a pilot and 2 firefighter figures. The trees are nice too. Especially the skunk burrow and the additional skunk figure. The water is plastic and drops from the plane. Very cute.

  • Hoppaguy

    > 24 hour

    The Good: -Incredible detail and design -Semi challenging build that will keep your kid occupied for awhile -Comes with little car along with airplane -Drops “water bombs” The Bad: -None The Bottom Line: This is our 6 year olds favorite airplane out of all the LEGO planes he’s built. He especially likes dropping “water bombs” out of the cargo hold to put out fires. The design is awesome like most LEGOs and he just loves flying this thing around the house. It’s also great that it comes with a little truck so that he can drive it around the couch also. The build is a little challenging for a 6 year old since there’s a lot of pieces but he broke it up and completed it over a few days. Overall, I would recommend this LEGO set.

  • R. Ferguson

    > 24 hour

    Most kids are going to be super happy with this set, the essentials of which comprise a water bomber, a jeep with a water gun, and little wobbly clumps of fire that you bomb and shoot. That really is about all most people are going to care about. You probably cant go wrong with the set. Design-wise, the set is very simplified, with generous use of large one piece bricks (e.g., a giant cockpit piece, a giant tail piece, and so forth). If you care about Lego as a building experience, this is not the set for you. Youll be done with it in 15 to 20 minutes. I would have much preferred if Lego had designed the aircraft along the lines of some of their Indiana Jones aircraft (e.g., sets 7198 and 7628). In some ways the aircraft are a bit clunkier when rendered in bricks, and they fall apart a bit more easily, but youre not left with a City aircraft that looks just like a bunch of other City airplanes and helicopters. They are more distinctive and more fun to build. As to accuracy, the water bomber approximates the old Canadair CL-415. I appreciate the use of squared-off wing tips, just like the CL-415, but the Lego version could have done with wing fences and more elegant floats. The cockpit is all wrong, and the tail could have been made more accurate with the use of bricks rather than a three piece assembly. The giant sloped pieces on the wings are okay; at least you approximate an airfoil. I would have liked some attempt at retractable landing gear. The CL-415s gear is not terribly complicated and it would have added one more key play feature. I do like the use of blue flames as bomb-bay doors. Very ingenious. I also like the use of the bright light yellow bricks, an uncommon color that Lego could deploy more widely to good effect. This is not the first fire bomber set Lego has produced. They had a similar set, 4209, available from 2011 to 2013. It, too, had a one piece nose and simplified tail design. This new version does better with the wobbly flames (better for shooting/bombing) and includes the new water gun on the jeep. I think the new version is, overall, an improvement.

  • TrueOBSESSION

    > 24 hour

    My son has always loved Legos ever since he was old enough to not put them in his mouth! He really enjoys building the sets and displaying them on his shelves. He is fourteen now and still likes to play with them. Legos are really timeless. People of all ages enjoy them and they are well made toys. We are very happy with this set.

  • L Rodz

    > 24 hour

    My nephew loved it… 11 years old and a big Lego fan. Very pleased with the product

  • Everardo Grady

    > 24 hour

    recommended again and again, love this set

Related products

Shop
( 2081 reviews )
Top Selling Products