Five minifigs in a $60 City set — LEGO® rarely loads up the crew this generously at this price point. The boat looks sharp on a shelf and plays even better in a bathtub.
Is the price fair?A+An A+ for a reason — five figs, a fully dressed boat, and change left over from sixty dollars.
Will you love it?BSolid play set with genuine shelf presence, though it won't pull your eyes across the room.
Holds its value?C-One of the worst holds in City — this one's a buyer, not a keeper.
The Full Take
Five minifigs for sixty bucks is the headline here, and it's a good one. The Police Patrol Boat hits a sweet spot City sets don't always find — enough detail to look purposeful on a shelf, enough moving parts and figures to keep a kid busy for a long afternoon. The build is straightforward but satisfying: a solid hull, a working crane arm, and a jail cell that actually makes narrative sense. At 276 pieces it's not a marathon, but it never feels padded. The A+ on price is the real story — this is one of those sets where LEGO® left money on the table in the best possible way.
