LEGO City: Emergency Vehicles HQ

Description

Kids get to join the police, ambulance and fire rescue services with this all-in-one LEGO City Emergency Vehicles HQ (60371) playset. The 2-level headquarters building is packed with features for imaginative play and comes with a toy firefighting helicopter, ambulance, police SUV and crook’s motorbike. Just add the 5 minifigures and let the play begin. LEGO City building toys inspire imaginative play scenarios that depict real life in a fun and exciting way, with feature-rich buildings, realistic vehicles and inspiring characters.

• All-in-one police, fire and ambulance toy playset – Mobilize action-packed play with this multi-model LEGO City Emergency Vehicles HQ (60371) set
• What’s in the box? – All kids need to build a toy emergency services headquarters building, police SUV with built-in jail, fire helicopter, ambulance and crook’s motorbike, plus 5 minifigures
• Customizable toy emergency vehicles – Kids can attach different items to the vehicles, including a LEGO water element launcher, toy searchlight and camera
• Designed for kids who love action-packed play – Give kids aged 6 and up a birthday, holiday or any-day gift with this toy playset: a treat for fans of cool rescue vehicles
• Plenty of room for play – The emergency services headquarters building measures over 8 in. (21 cm) high, 9 in. (23 cm) wide and 7.5 in. (19 cm) deep
• Fun accessories add to the play – LEGO minifigure toy accessories include a banknote, medical equipment and 2 apples
• A fun interactive building experience – Kids can zoom, rotate and view the models in this set from all angles as they build them with the LEGO Builder app for smartphones and tablets
• Play that’s based on real life – LEGO City playsets come with buildings, vehicles and characters that inspire imaginative role play based on real-life scenarios
• Quality assured – All LEGO components meet stringent industry standards to ensure they are consistent, compatible and fun to build with
• Safety checked – LEGO components are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted and analyzed to make sure they meet strict global standards for safety