No need for batteries! This cool airplane toy is powered by kids’ imaginations – so play can start right away!.When built, the LEGO® City Mail Plane measures over 1\" (5cm) high, 6\" (16cm) long and 6\" (17cm) wide.
Requires only very basic building skills. This action-packed construction toy makes a great any-day or birthday gift for boys and girls aged 5 and up who love imaginative play.This LEGO® City (60250) playset makes a great Christmas, birthday or any-other-day gift for kids aged 5 and up and for boys and girls who love model airplane kits.Kids can also combine this set with other original LEGO® playsets for fun play and cool displays. This mail plane toy has a spinning propeller, open minifigure-cockpit, snow skis and cool decoration on the tail.Everything a child needs for fun, independent play.
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What's in the box? A cool LEGO® City Mail Plane toy with room in the cockpit for the postal pilot minifigure, plus a mailbox and letter and a toy bird figure.Treat youngsters to the excitement of LEGO® City with this cool Great Vehicles mail plane building set – designed to inspire open-ended, imaginative role-play based on real-life scenarios.The feature-rich models inspire open-ended, imaginative play that reflects real life in a fun and exciting manner. With these fun building sets, kids get to explore their favorite vehicles up close. That’s why LEGO City Great Vehicles sets make great gifts for kids. This cool little airplane comes with a spinning propeller, snow skis and a postal pilot minifigure.Fun airplane building set for kidsThis airmail playset toy comes with easy-to-follow building instructions that provide budding LEGO builders with a satisfying, independent build and play experience – so your little postal pilot will be up and flying in no time!LEGO City Great Vehicles – Cool toys for kidsKids grow up surrounded by amazing vehicles and machines on land, air and water. Youngsters can become everyday heroes, delivering mail to snow-covered landscapes where perfect piloting skills are a must.
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The company then addressed the specification's requirements with a new design transport aircraft which was lighter, slimmer and longer (the Boulton Paul P.71A).Buy 60250 mail plane lego set new city ski snow mailbox bird airplane some damage Kids’ imaginations are free to soar with this LEGO® City Mail Plane (60250) building toy. Pilot - Flt Lt Gordon Lennox George Richmond - was injured It was destroyed during trials at Martlesham Heath when it struck the ground during an unexplained dive on 21 October 1933.
It was not a success, deemed to be expensive and unsatisfactory. The aircraft (registered G-ABYK on 14 July 1932) first flew in March 1933 at the company's Norwich HQ at Mousehold Aerodrome, Norwich, Norfolk. Boulton & Paul designed and constructed the prototype P.64 Mailplane to address these requirements. The airline had a requirement, which was translated into Air Ministry specification 21/28, for a mailplane to carry a 1,000 lb (454 kg) payload on a 1,000 mile (1,609 km) leg at a reasonable speed. The Boulton & Paul P.64 Mailplane also known as the Mail-Carrier was a 1930s British twin-engined all-metal biplane transport aircraft designed for Imperial Airways and built by Boulton & Paul Ltd.
Information is only available from news, social media or unofficial sources Martlesham Heath, near Ipswich, Suffolk.
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