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Description
Rescue by air
A helicopter belonging to the fire and rescue world was a natural addition to any small Legoland town in 1974. The model stands for quick help from above and matches the look of the other emergency vehicles in the range. At just 62 pieces it is very compact, yet you recognise it at once. With so few bricks, you can see how much character a handful of well-chosen shapes can carry.
Red, grey, black and clear
Red, light grey, black and transparent clear define the colour scheme. Red stands for the rescue service, light grey and black cover the technical parts, and the clear elements suit a cockpit canopy. For a set this small, 24 different elements is quite a varied mix, meaning nearly every third piece is its own shape. If you like sorting parts, this one gives you more to do than many other sets from the same year.
Building and playing
The helicopter goes together quickly and feels good in the hand once it is done. No minifigures are included, so it is up to you who sits on board, if you add figures at all. On a shelf it looks right beside a fire station or other seventies sets. It also works as a starting point for your own variations: a few different colours or add-ons change the picture fast, and you never have to rethink the basic frame.
Parts list and rebuilds
The complete parts list with all 62 pieces is further down this page, with colours and quantities. If you would like to use the bricks for something else, the “What can I build?” tool shows which other models could come out of them. Red, grey and black basics are in demand in many projects, so it is worth a look even if your helicopter has long since been taken apart and its parts live in a bigger collection.
FAQ
- How many pieces does the Rescue Helicopter have?
- It has 62 pieces, made up of 24 different elements. No minifigures are included.
- Which theme does it belong to?
- It belongs to the Legoland / Fire theme and came out in 1974.
- Which colours does it use?
- Red, light grey, black and transparent clear are the main colours.
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