How many minifigures are in the set?

60465 includes four minifigures representing crew and medical staff.

How many pieces and parts does the set have?

The model has 403 pieces made up of 168 distinct parts, all shown with colours in the parts list.

Does it work well with other City Hospital sets?

Yes, it matches the colours and theme of other Hospital sets, though it also stands on its own as a complete rescue scene.

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Set 60465 Emergency Air Ambulance Airplane

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LEGO® Emergency Air Ambulance Airplane

Emergency Air Ambulance Airplane 60465 is part of the LEGO City Hospital range and depicts an aircraft built for medical transport. The set combines 403 pieces with four minifigures, covering both the vehicle and its crew. Black, white, light bluish grey and a bold yellow give it the high-visibility look of a real emergency aircraft.

Set number: 60465
Year: 2025
Pieces: 403
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Hospital
Different parts: 168

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 168

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 (18)

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

Minifigures 4

Pilot, Light Aqua Shirt, Dark Blue Legs, Dark Bronw Hair fig-0164114 pieces × 1
Doctor, White Lab Coat, Medium Azure Legs, Black Hair fig-0164124 pieces × 1
Paramedic, Vibrant Yellow Safety Vest, Light Bluish Gray Hair fig-0164134 pieces × 1
Skier, Dark Red Suit, Tan Hair fig-0164144 pieces × 1

Description

An aircraft in a road-vehicle range

Most City Hospital sets focus on ambulances, cars or hospital buildings, so 60465 stands out by putting an aircraft at the centre of the range instead. The yellow and black colour scheme mirrors the high-visibility markings used on real air ambulances, while white and light bluish grey keep the cabin looking clean and clinical. At 403 pieces, the model stays compact enough to finish in one sitting while still separating cockpit and patient area clearly.

Four minifigures, one rescue scene

The set comes with four minifigures covering crew and patient roles, which is enough to build a small rescue scenario straight out of the box rather than just displaying a finished plane. That figure count is generous for a set this size and makes 60465 a good fit for children who like acting out short stories with their models. Paired with other City Hospital sets, the same figures can move between hospital scenes and the aircraft, stretching the play value further.

168 parts worth a closer look

Across the build, 168 distinct parts make up the fuselage, wing sections and smaller cabin details, all listed by colour in the parts list on this page. That's useful if you want to see how detailed the model is before buying, or if you're hunting for specific black or yellow pieces for another emergency-vehicle build later on. The strong yellow and black presence makes this set a reasonable source for anyone customising rescue vehicles from other sets.

A realistic size for City collectors

Anyone already collecting ambulances, helicopters or other vehicles from the Hospital range gets an aircraft that fills a genuine gap in the line-up. It also works as a standalone set, since the plane and its four minifigures already form a complete rescue scene without needing anything else. At 403 pieces, it's a manageable size for a child who enjoys City vehicles but isn't ready for a multi-hour build.

FAQ

How many minifigures are in the set?: 60465 includes four minifigures representing crew and medical staff.
How many pieces and parts does the set have?: The model has 403 pieces made up of 168 distinct parts, all shown with colours in the parts list.
Does it work well with other City Hospital sets?: Yes, it matches the colours and theme of other Hospital sets, though it also stands on its own as a complete rescue scene.

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