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5866 Rotor Rescue is a Creator set released in 2009. It contains 149 pieces and building instructions for three different models, including a helicopter, air show bi-plane, or a high-octane speed boat. The helicopter configuration in the set resembles a helicopter used by the US Coast Guard, mostly the Eurocopter Dolphin, hence the name Rotor Rescue. Although it resembles this, LEGO.com says it is a mountain rescue helicopter.

LEGO.com Description

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3-in-1 LEGO® helicopter to the rescue!
There’s no need to fear when this heroic mountain rescue helicopter is on the job! With working rotors and a back ramp, it also includes instructions for rebuilding the pieces into an exciting air show bi-plane or a high-octane speed boat. A great 3-in-1 building experience!

  • Helicopter to the rescue! Build it, then transform into a bi-plane or speed boat!
  • Rotors on the helicopter rotors really spin!
  • Ages 6+


Trivia

  • Even though the helicopter is not up to minifigure scale, its 2 other models, the speedboat and the biplane are made up to minifigure scale.
  • In the biplane model the second wing can be lifted off which creates the impression of a sports plane.
  • On LEGO.com you can get the instructions to make another boat that is powered by a propeller engine at the back.

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Documents

Building instruction (Part 1)
Building instruction (Part 2)

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