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Our appraisal & comments: "This is missing one, small, yellow piece that makes up the water cannon. Easily available from local Lego shops or Bricklink/Brickowl"

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Lego City 7206 Fire Helicopter & Jeep

Lego City 7206 Fire Helicopter & Jeep

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The LEGO City 7206 Fire Helicopter set is a 2010 City Fire release featuring a large rescue helicopter, a fire truck/jeep, and three firefighter minifigures. It’s a mid‑sized action set designed for ages 5–12, with 342 pieces and a strong focus on play features. 

🚁 Set identity and core components
This set combines two emergency vehicles and a small team of firefighters, giving it a complete rescue‑mission feel.

Fire Helicopter — A red‑and‑white aircraft with spinning rotors, opening cockpit, side equipment storage, and a chain‑and‑bucket system for “water drops.”

Fire Truck / Jeep — A compact ground vehicle with emergency lights and tool storage, used to support the helicopter crew.

3 Firefighter Minifigures — Each with helmets and gear, enabling multi‑role play scenarios.

Accessories — Tools, bucket, hose elements, and small build details that support firefighting missions.

  • 7 years or older
  • 8 years or older
  • 9 years or older
  • 10 years or older
  • 12 years or older
  • City

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