How many pieces and minifigures does the Arctic Helicrane include?

The set contains 262 pieces across 121 unique parts and colours, plus two minifigures.

What does the crane arm do?

It moves independently from the helicopter body and is used to lift and lower cargo or equipment.

Does this set match other LEGO® City Arctic sets?

Yes, its colour scheme and theme match the rest of the 2014 Arctic wave, so the vehicles combine well together.

Arctic

Arctic Helicrane

The Arctic Helicrane is a helicopter-crane hybrid from the 2014 LEGO® City Arctic subtheme. With 262 pieces, 121 unique parts and two minifigures, it carries equipment and cargo across the polar region. This page lists every part and colour used in the model.

Set number: 60034
Year: 2014
Pieces: 262
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Arctic
Different parts: 121

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 121

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (15)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 2

Arctic Explorer, Hood, Printed Orange Goggles, Woman fig-0072134 pieces × 1
Arctic Explorer, Pilot, Black Helmet, Sunglasses fig-0072315 pieces × 1

Description

A helicopter with a built-in crane

The Arctic Helicrane pairs a standard helicopter body with a moveable crane arm mounted beneath the fuselage, able to lift cargo boxes or equipment on its own. Spinning rotor blades on top and at the tail give the usual vertical-lift look, while the crane hook works independently so loads can be lowered precisely. This dual setup makes the vehicle more versatile than a plain transport helicopter, since flying and lifting tasks both happen within a single model. Two minifigures crew the helicopter and ground equipment together.

Built for polar work

In keeping with the wider 2014 LEGO® City Arctic subtheme, the Helicrane is styled for harsh weather and pairs naturally with other sets from the same wave, such as ice vehicles or research stations. The combined flying and lifting function suits rescue scenes, supply runs to remote camps, or recovering equipment from rough terrain. With 121 unique parts across 262 pieces, the model packs in a fair amount of detail for its size, particularly around the skids, rotor head and crane mechanism.

Colours built for ice and snow

The black, light grey, orange and dark grey scheme follows the usual LEGO® City Arctic pattern, with orange chosen for visibility against white snow and ice while the greys cover technical parts like the fuselage and skids. The same colour combination appears across other Arctic vehicles from the wave, so parts combine naturally into larger polar scenes. The full parts list, covering all 121 unique elements, is further down this page.

A quick, playable build

The Helicrane suits fans of rescue and vehicle sets who enjoy working mechanisms such as spinning rotors and a moveable crane arm in their play scenes. At 262 pieces, the build stays short enough for a single evening rather than a long project. Once finished, it combines well with snow or ice landscapes and other Arctic vehicles to build out larger rescue or expedition scenes.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the Arctic Helicrane include?: The set contains 262 pieces across 121 unique parts and colours, plus two minifigures.
What does the crane arm do?: It moves independently from the helicopter body and is used to lift and lower cargo or equipment.
Does this set match other LEGO® City Arctic sets?: Yes, its colour scheme and theme match the rest of the 2014 Arctic wave, so the vehicles combine well together.