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- Set includes fire chief’s off-road fire rescue truck, trailer, and lots of great firefighting equipment
- Plus an authentic fire chief minifigure to take command of your rescue team.
Product Description
No matter where the emergency is, the fire chief is ready to speed to the scene and save the day. Set includes fire chief’s off-road fire rescue truck, trailer and lots of great firefighting equipment, plus an authentic fire chief mini-figure to take command of your rescue team. 131 pieces.
LEGO City Off Road Fire Rescue
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This truck unit comes with several pieces of equipment that should keep a fire-fighting kid happy. It includes a hose, a removable saw and a trailer that can be detached. It reminds me more of a firefighting unit you might see in a rural area, rather than a city. If your child is small, he or she may have trouble attaching some of the small pieces to the trailer, or placing them in the hands of the fireman that comes with this. Overall, it’s a great little set.
But beware this unit will probably make your kid want more fire units. The new fire station out this year from Lego is a dandy, and this little unit will only add to the fun.
Rating: 5 / 5
My great grandson (8) and his grandpa have loved putting these together – Legos = always good
Rating: 5 / 5
My seven year old son really loves Legos. He can sit and play with them for hours on end. My girls join in as well. I don’t think we’ve gotten a LEGO toy that we have not been satisfied with. This was no exception. Very satisfied.
Rating: 5 / 5
This was a gift for my five year old. Legos are no longer limited to the tub of assorted pieces from which you attempt to craft masterpieces that last just until your mother vacuums the rug. Nowadays Lego has pursued more thematic kits. They come with instructions so that any reasonably bright child can create exactly what is pictured on the front of the kit. That has some inherent satisfaction–everyone can be a Lego master. Besides, in the typical household, the kit will ultimately be blended into the big tub o’ Lego and the fire pick-up truck will become but a fond memory with parts visible in much larger creations.
Legos are great. In any form. For any age.
Rating: 4 / 5
My son is a big fan of fire and rescue vehicles, so we decided to give the LEGO City Off Road Fire Rescue set a try as his first “big kid” LEGO set. The set has 130 pieces and when completed includes a truck, trailer, a fully-equipped firefighter and related gear.
Complexity: My son is only 4, so I was the one building this set. The box says it’s for ages 5-10 so I’m relieved I was able to complete it without much trouble! My son was able to assemble simple elements like the wheels and some of the decorative external pieces. He also had a blast assembling the firefighter and changing out its various tools and equipment.
Playability: Once assembled, this is a pretty durable vehicle. I love the folding tailgates, fire hose that spools in and out (manually) and the storage bins on the trailer. It survived a pretty thorough “product testing” by my son. My only complaint is that unlike most LEGO vehicles I’ve encountered, this truck doesn’t have doors that open. If you want to get the firefighter in and out of the truck, you have to remove the roof, which often means dislodging some of the pieces the roof is attached to, if not the whole windshield section. I may scour through my old LEGO collection (what’s left of it) to see if there are movable doors I can use here.
Overall I was quite pleased with this introductory set, as was my son. Hopefully this will be the first of many LEGO sets we build together.
Rating: 5 / 5