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Heartlake City Airplane, photo 1 of 141429Friends · 2020Retired 2021

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Set 41429 · Friends

Heartlake City Airplane

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UK RRP£59.99Pieces574Price per piece10.5p above theme avgMinifigures3Age7+Retired31 Dec 2021

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Set details

Set number
41429
Theme
Friends › Airport
Year
2020
Pieces
574
Minifigures
3
Age
7+
UK RRP
£59.99
US / EU RRP
$69.99 / €69.99
UK launch
1 Jun 2020
UK retirement
31 Dec 2021
Availability
Retail
Packaging
Box
Box size
48 × 28.2 × 7.4 cm
Weight
1.09 kg
Barcode
EAN 5702016619140 · UPC 673419320122
Collectors
Owned by 822, wanted by 357 Brickset members
About this set

Let kids’ imaginations take flight with the Heartlake City Airplane (41429). Kids will love playing out holiday getaway stories in this realistic airplane playset. Just like the real thing, there are movable boarding steps, a cockpit and hand luggage compartments – there's even a trolley! Exploring a world of possibility This feature-packed airplane toy lets kids play out real-life scenarios. Children love nothing more than playing out the grown-up world, and with this set they can do just that, pretending to scan tickets and checking in their luggage. Clever details, such as chair-mounted TV screens, really bring the play to life. With the 3 mini-doll figures, kids can imagine being a passenger or the pilot flying the plane. In the heart of the action Take your little builder on a holiday getaway to Heartlake City, a place of exciting adventures and everyday heroes, where kids will find that everyone is included in the fun and there's a character who's just like them. The sky’s the limit with Heartlake City Airplane (41429). Aboard this feature-packed airplane toy kids will discover endless fun creative travel scenarios thanks to its many cool features and accessories. Kids can create fun airplane adventures with LEGO® Friends Stephanie and Olivia buildable mini-doll figures. They can check them in and help them board or imagine flying the plane with the pilot figure in the cockpit. Set features a flight deck, movable food trolley with airplane snacks and bathroom area. Suitcases go in the hold. The cabin opens up to reveal hinged luggage compartments, and there’s a check in desk and flight stairs. This 574-piece travel playset makes a great holiday gift for kids aged 7+ who love quirky toy vehicles and have a little building experience. This is a stimulating build and will give a sense of pride when it's complete. This airplane toy measures over 5” (13cm) high, 14” (36cm) long and 12” (33cm) wide. As all LEGO sets are compatible, this awesome toy combines with any other LEGO® bricks kids have at home for a truly creative playtime! Dynamic play is part of the ride. There are lots of cool moving parts, such as the hinged hand-luggage compartments and rolling food trolley. No batteries are needed – this vacation toy flies on kids' imagination alone! This airplane model comes with easy-to-follow instructions, making it a great building set for kids new to LEGO® fun toys. Thanks to its clear printed guide they'll be taxiing towards to exciting role-play fun in no time! LEGO® Friends playsets help kids play out scenes from the TV show, where the girls from Heartlake City embark on exciting adventures or have fun simply hanging out with their BFFs! Ever since 1958, LEGO® bricks have met the highest industry standards ensuring this vacation toy's components are consistent and compatible, with connections that will easily withstand the odd bit of turbulence! Bricks and pi

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