This multi-model LEGO City Wildlife Rescue Operation (60302) animal rescue set for 6+ years old boys and girls is packed with awesome features, including a cool winch vet clinic helicopter toy, tracked vehicle, savanna setting with landslide function and a veterinary clinic station. Just add the toy elephants, crocodiles, monkey and rescue team for endless hours of exciting animal-rescue fun. You’ll find easy-to-follow building instructions for this LEGO City set in the box. Or you can download Instructions PLUS, part of the free LEGO Building Instructions app for smartphones and tablets. This interactive construction guide, with amazing zoom and rotate viewing tools, quickly turns kids into master builders! LEGO City Wildlife playsets come with iconic animals, realistic settings, detailed vehicles and inspiring characters that stimulate imaginative play. Kids become the everyday heroes in stories and scenarios that depict life in a fun and exciting way. The winch vet clinic helicopter toy measures over 4.5 in. (12 cm) high, 13.5 in. (35 cm) long and 12 in. (31 cm) wide. This LEGO City wildlife rescue operation set features a winch vet clinic helicopter toy, tracked vehicle and a vet clinic station for animals It also features a savanna setting with a landslide function, kids push a lever to activate the tree-and-rockslide \'accident\' This toy for 6+ years old boys and girls includes an elephant, calf, croc and 2 monkey animal figures, plus 4 animal rescue team minifigures The helicopter has a working winch, spinning rotors and a cargo bay, and the tracked vehicle a detachable hoist chain and storage compartment LEGO accessories include a toy magnifying glass, banana, monkey’s medical cast, cup, various laboratory objects and a crocodile egg Includes a simple building guide and Instructions PLUS – part of the free LEGO Building Instructions app for smart devices Kids can also combine this toy construction set with others from the LEGO City Wildlife sets for even more action and adventure. Age: 6+ Number of Pieces: 525