How many pieces does the Fire Helicopter have?

Set 7238-1 has 76 pieces in 42 different part types and includes one minifigure.

Which theme does it belong to?

The City theme by LEGO®, with a fire-service focus, released in 2005.

Which colours does it use?

Mainly red, black, white and yellow.

City Fire

LEGO® Fire Helicopter

The Fire Helicopter is a small City set from 2005 with 76 pieces and one minifigure. As a fire-service aircraft it brings red, black, white and yellow to the shelf.

Set number: 7238
Year: 2005
Pieces: 76
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Fire
Different parts: 44

What can I build with it?

Parts list 44

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (2)

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

Minifigures 1

Fireman, Black Fire Jacket with Reflective Stripes, Radio, and Badge, Dark Bluish Gray Helmet with Visor, Orange Sunglasses fig-0007795 pieces × 1

Description

Help from the air

A helicopter is called on by the fire service when the road would be too far or too slow. This set recreates that in a handy format: 76 pieces for a compact aircraft, plus a pilot as the minifigure. The model is therefore well suited to quick play, and once built it can fly straight through the City world, perhaps to a fire station or a burning building on the carpet. If you already own other emergency vehicles, the helicopter makes a fine airborne reinforcement.

Signal colours in the mix

Red, black, white and yellow are the main colours and show from a distance that this is a rescue vehicle. Red marks the fuselage, black covers rotor, skids and mechanics, and white and yellow add accents on windows and details. If you are extending a City fire service, you get parts in exactly the colours usually needed for emergency vehicles, and you can combine them with fire engines or stations.

42 types, plenty of detail

Of the 76 pieces, 42 are different part types. Almost every second piece therefore appears only once or rarely, which points to many specialist elements around the cockpit, rotor and bodywork. In the build that means variety rather than repetition, but with a second-hand copy it also means checking the small parts. Rotor blades, windscreens and accessories tend to vanish into toy boxes and should be ticked off one by one before you buy. That way there are no surprises when the set arrives.

List, restocking, ideas

The full parts list, with colours and quantities, is further down this page. Use it to check a set you already have and to order missing parts individually. The “What can I build?” tool shows which other models can be made from your collection together with this set. That is especially interesting if you own more City fire sets, since their reds and whites combine into a larger emergency fleet.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Fire Helicopter have?: Set 7238-1 has 76 pieces in 42 different part types and includes one minifigure.
Which theme does it belong to?: The City theme by LEGO®, with a fire-service focus, released in 2005.
Which colours does it use?: Mainly red, black, white and yellow.

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