LEGO City Police High-speed Chase 60138

I got this for my birthday a few years ago and good god it is great not only does it have sick cars but it has very sick minifugires personally I think you should go and find it and buy it

This set perfectly finishes off my police collection. The police car looks sleek and fast. The robber's car is nice and sporty, but rusted. The helicopter is cool with the winch. And the inclusion of Chase McCain is so great. It's nice to bring back an iconic Lego City character. The use of stickers is ok, I would have preferred prints. Overall a great set!

As the sets continue to come out, they are getting more and more detailed. This one has a full-size helicopter and two vehicles. It was not difficult to assembly and appears to be sturdy. At the current price, it is worth having.

I had completely forgotten, but before the wave of LEGO City minifigurines in 2020, there was another one with a name: Chase McCain! It's a perfect set for the price! You get a big helicopter, a police car, a car stolen by the crook. It's a lot of action in sight! Is the crook in the 60206 set too? If so, he's building a legend! It's a character that comes back often! He's going to need a name! He's probably not the greatest criminal of all time, but the one who's been arrested the most often! In any case, there is a cable and a grapple that allows the helicopter to stop the red car. The bandit is at the wheel and we can see that he is on the run with two 100$ bills and two gold bars! On the picture, we see the helicopter and the police car coming from the set. I had time to stick the stickers on the car, but my two years old son hurried to stick the others on the helicopter laughing because he was faster than me. It's a moral dilemma with stickers: should I stick them on as soon as possible or should I let my son put them on the LEGO or somewhere else! For him, stickers are a source of happiness!

I got this set as a Christmas gift from my friend and I cannot thank him enough for it! I've been playing with it so much, and I can always come up with a different scenario for a high speed chase Pros: -Endless possibilities! -Nice cars and features. -Solid Helicopter as well. -Good amount of minifigures. -The return of Chase McCain! -Cool little traffic barrier Cons -No matter how hard I try, no minifigure can sit under the helicopter, they always have to sit on the sides, which means that everyone has to sit under the rotor (Thank you to a youtuber for pointing that out) -Although, the string part is fun, it was hard to tie. Apart from that, I would recommend this set to anyone looking to have some fun or add to their city or both. The high playabillity definitely makes up for the slightly high price to part ratio! Awesome set, Lego, keep it up!

Back in early December I was looking at the new Lego city police sets when I stumbled upon the High - speed chase. Anyway in early January I looked at the back of the instructions and there HE was! Chase Mc Cain advertising for the NEW Lego city undercover game! Anyway, review. Pros: Cool helicopter! Re-suited Chase Mc Cain. Good selection of minifigs. Same officer as on the top of the box! Two cars. Winch on the Copper. Cons: Slightly hard to build. I don't know about you but tying the rope is hard! Overall, great set but some parts of it are hard to build. better start chasing, Chase!

This is the best high-speed chase set Lego has made yet. the mini figures are awesome Chase McCain is my favorite his new suit looks better than his old one in my opinion the male police officer looks cool too plus this is the only set he comes in and he appears on all the police boxes this year the pilot looks great too as for the crook it looks like he's trying to disguise himself as a construction worker while it wouldn't fool the police still you can't blame a guy for trying. the vehicles in this set are amazing I like the new 6 stud wide police cars Lego is coming out with and this police car is certainly one of my favorites. the crooks car is really cool looking its nice that the crook gets a place to neatly store his money while he's getting away. the helicopter is really great too however Chase can't stand or even sit inside he can only lay down but that's not so bad also hooking up the crook car to make it stop is pretty unrealistic and would probably snap the cable however if Chase hooks the car and then the helicopter lifts the back tires of it then that would be more affective. P.S all three vehicles in this set appears in the 2017 Lego city undercover game as well as three mini figures: Chase McCain(obviously),the male police officer and the helicopter pilot.

bought this for kids had alot of fun putting it together

This set is a great, useful accompaniment to a Lego city or street scene (for adults who own modular builds aswell as children). Both road vehicles are good-looking yet simple in design. The sports car has a sleek style that I think is rather impressive. I'd prefer to have had car doors attached, but this isn't a big issue. But I do have a bigger issue in the amount of stickers needed. I can't believe young children really acquire much fun in putting stickers on their Lego, especially if they're struggling to get them on to look professional. I had an enormous dislike of attaching stickers on toys when I was eight-& ten-years-old, let alone as a grown-up. In regards to sitting a mini-fig in the open centre space of the helicopter (or the difficulty of it), I've realised that one can open up the engine & tail / roof section as one piece relatively easily and put the figure in the slightly enclosed, far-end space. That way, they're not having to sit slightly awkwardly in the middle open area. Of course, you'll never actually be able to see them once you reattach the roof piece. Apart from that, I think the helicopter is both authentic and aesthetically pleasing in its overall look. There is just one further point of note that I think needs addressing, and it's not just specific to this set, but to other Lego sets I have acquired recently. The hair & hat pieces that sit on the mini-figures head don't really connect properly. They fall off relatively easily. You cannot turn a mini-figs head left or right without easily removing (or knocking off) the hair/hat piece. In fact, you can't even pick-up a mini fig off studs without easily removing their hair/hat piece only. This is incredibly frustrating! I've noticed this on all the mini figs from the City, Creator 3 in 1 and Expert lines. No one else seems to be mentioning this. Having had much experience with handling and playing with Lego during the 1990s, I never had (and still don't have) any difficulties with adjusting the mini fig heads with their hair/hat pieces still attached from that period of time. Lego should address this. Thank you.

This is a good police set for those who are just starting to like Lego City. The Two cars it comes with are awesome and so is the helicopter. My only complaint is that if you hold it by the helicopter blades it will fall apart. Chase McCain is awesome. Also, you can't fit a minifigure in the middle of the helicopter where the hole is, kinda disappointing. Still a good set