LEGO
LEGO City City Hospital
Ages 6-12 861 Pieces
LEGO City City Hospital is rated
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$109.98
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Grab your stethoscope and head to the LEGO City Hospital, where heroes are needed every day! This amazing set features a hospital building with reception area, kiosk and ambulance drop-off, vision testing room with eye chart, x-ray room with a light brick function, plus an operating/delivery room. It's also modular, so you can configure it in different ways. This cool set also includes an ambulance with opening back door and space for a stretcher, a helicopter with spinning rotors and storage box, and a separate buildable helipad.
Includes 11 LEGO mini figures: 3 doctors, a hospital worker, 2 paramedics, mom, dad and 3 patients, plus skeleton and baby figures. Features a modular, 3-level hospital building with reception area, kiosk and ambulance drop-off, vision testing room with eye chart, x-ray room with light brick function, plus an operating/delivery room and a helipad. Also includes an ambulance with opening back door and room for a stretcher, plus a helicopter with spinning rotors and storage box.
Product Dimensions:
Includes 11 LEGO mini figures: 3 doctors, a hospital worker, 2 paramedics, mom, dad and 3 patients, plus skeleton and baby figures. Features a modular, 3-level hospital building with reception area, kiosk and ambulance drop-off, vision testing room with eye chart, x-ray room with light brick function, plus an operating/delivery room and a helipad. Also includes an ambulance with opening back door and room for a stretcher, plus a helicopter with spinning rotors and storage box.
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Product Dimensions:
- Hospital measures over 10” (26cm) high, 8” (21cm) wide and 5” (14cm) deep
- Helipad measures over 3” (8cm) wide and 3” (8cm) deep
- Helicopter fuselage measures over 3” (8cm) high, 6” (16cm) long and 3” (9cm) wide
- Ambulance measures over 3” (9cm) high, 5” (14cm) long and 2” (7cm) wide
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- This item does not qualify for free samples.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Soujy from
Fascinating
This is the first actual advanced lego purchase for me. I have previously seen kids playing with the classic lego blocks but never have i tried any of those buildings or following manuals to build shapes.
This product was meant for my kids but it turned out to be a little to complicated for their age (4 and 5 years) i was so mesmerized by it when i first got it that i opened it and started building it and left my kids out!
it was so much fun and i couldn't let it down.
Will definitely repurchase a larger, more advanced model like the Hogwarts castle that i have my eyes on.
Lego has redefined the meaning of fun and games for me and the kids! will get simpler models for my kids too.
Thank you so much LEGO. You're absolutely BRILLIANT.
Date published: 2019-06-09
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Frogpepsiman1203 from
The best hospital
Compared to some of the older hospitals that lego has done, this is a huge step up from the previous ones. Lego does a hospital every 6 years. This one was worth waiting for. The building is 3 floors, comes with a medicine lab, operating room/delivery room, a gift stand, and an ambulance loading bay. It also features a medical helicopter, ambulance, 4 doctors, 2 paramedics, 3 civilians, and 1 baby. I love the look of the ambulance. It's a fresh take on the traditional ambulances from lego, which I think is nice. The hospital building looks nice with all the glass panels. The delivery room has nice details like a heart monitor and a baby bed. The use of the red light brick is really smart. My only problem with this set is that 1. Its really cramped. I know that it's the biggest hospital from lego and it has 3 floors but I don't think that the production cost for Lego would increase that much if they just put an extra 8x8 plate in the first floor to increase the space. What I recommend is that if you are lucky enough, buy 2 of these sets and make this a modular hospital on a 32x32 baseplate. That would look great in a city. But, it's still a great addition to our city.
Date published: 2020-12-06
