LEGO City Coast Guard Helicopter and Life Raft

Boaters are lost at sea — it’s time to send out the Coast Guard helicopter! When you spot them, lower the self-winding winch, hoist the emergency life raft, and carry it back to shore. Better hurry — that shark looks hungry! Sides on lift raft open and close. Helicopter’s propeller and rotor really spin. Open the sides of the helicopter to access the stretcher and equipment. Lower the winch, hook on to the life raft, and press the button to raise it up. Helicopter is on wheels. Set includes helicopter, life raft, four minifigures and shark. Measures 13″ long. 445 pieces.
It’s a rescue at sea. Boaters are lost at sea. Send out the Coast Guard helicopter! When you spot them, lower the self-winding winch, hoist the emergency life raft, and carry it back to shore. Better hurry that shark looks hungry.

LEGO City Coast Guard Helicopter and Life Raft Reviews:

The lego coast guard helicopter is my favorite lego set I own. It has all this cool stuff. There is a self wind string and a hook. You just hold a button and the string and the hook on it winds up. It has four mini figures, one shark and one coast guard boat. And it was much bigger than I thought it would be. It has two seats and one stretcher. Overall it has good money value. The play value is good too.
MY SON JUST LOVES LEGO’S NO MATTER WHAT IT IS AND HE ALSO LOVES THIS ONE SO I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS TO ANY LEGO LOVER, YOUNG AND OLD.
Great set. Santa found it on sale at for about half this price. The lucky 8 year old boy who received it put it together in a little over two hours by himself on Christmas day. He said the directions were a little confusing and he had to take a few pieces off and relocate them during construction. However he was thrilled with the final result and was happy to see the winch action on the chopper to pull in the guys from the life raft below. This is a great way for kids to learn how objects are assembled and develops great spatial-relationships for kids of all ages. Nice to have a life raft to further the play action/building time. By constructing this toy, he also had more questions about the Coast Guard, which gave us teachable moments when we went to see relatives who live by Lake Erie.