LEGO City Hospital set 60330 review! Possibly the best, but expensive

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[jonasfermefors]

I think Lego could do some add-on modules that work with many sets. One that comes to mind is an elevator system with a few different hight pieces included and maybe a couple of theme plates so it can be adapted to a hospital/police station/apartment house etc.

[amirulizzat]

its fun to see Lego is putting the effort to show us what a lego brain with eyes MRI scan would look like in lego form.

[veekleek]

The 'L' shaped plan works great. Allows as much accessibility as possible with an interesting layout.

[Takodate]

That childs play area is brilliant, overall I think they should have separated out the helicopter into it's own $10 set and either include more hospital or reduce the price.

[igotin]

I'd have to say that the previous City version is much better than this one as it felt far more complete, with less things feeling missed or forgotten. This version's just kinda okay, but I do dig the unique architecture and layout of the building!

[tallmantoo]

Think they should have omitted the chopper. Make the helipad accommodate the larger copter. Use the extras parts for the hospital or ambulance. Just a thought.

[videohousejsq]

The set itself looks pretty great. I just think the price is a bit to much for what your getting.

[bizget]

I'm underwhelmed by the hospital (especially its sad incompatibility with the larger air-ambulance helicopter), but it's hard to represent a whole metropolitan full-service hospital in what, four rooms? I think L&D and Radiology are probably the most kid-friendly units they could have included, at least on the surface level, but I'm always a little disappointed if they don't have an ER/A&E.

I think that the ambulance finally does me proud, at least as a side-build. I'd love to see a more dedicated EMS set, but that doesn't seem to sell so I doubt we'll see one anytime soon. Seeing a pickup-chassis "Type-1" ambulance made it feel a little less euro-centric than some of their previous iterations and more at-home in my neck of the woods, even with the violently lime green and teal colors that reminds me of my old Rural/Metro Ambulance livery. That (oddly exterior-mounted) bag-valve mask was immediately recognizable, and a clever touch! I like when my minifig colleagues get to hold something other than a syringe to look like they're actually medical personnel. Can't really cram more equipment, a full crew, or realistic layout in a six-wide vehicle, so I think they've done well in approximating the aesthetic.

(Also, the Star of Life is uniquely an *emergency* medical services emblem, so why is it on this hospital that has no ER? I guess I need to let my imagination stretch a bit more, or let go of some workplace pet peeves. At least they didn't put the Star on only the hospital, and a Caduceus on the Ambulance/Helo...)

[houston]

Thank God you had a review coming out soon, other reviewers have no idea what they are talking about.

[antraxxslingshots]

What i remember loving back in the 80s and i see my little daughter also when she gets her hands on some car models is constantly opening and closing
doors, putting stuff in, getting it out.
I find it such a pitty, that he otherwise grat looking car, has no doors at all. LEGO in general seems to abandon the concept of doors more and more sadly :(
Great review Jang! Thanks!

[pewpewdragon]

Really digging the colours for this set, maybe a little overkill on the neon ambulance, but the ambulance I quite like in shaping. Would be nice if they sold this kind of ambulance as a stand-alone. All the medical minifigures I really like as well, including the patient figure.

[X-OR_]

I'm going to pick up this set, STAT !

[TomHarrisP]

Watching reviews of sets with buildings is so relaxing because of how cozy everything is.

[marcch]

Great review of this set. I think the Euro price fits for what you get here. Combining this with the previous set might get you a more complete hospital. Personally I would love Lego to split the hospital, firestation and police station into modular sections, each focusing on a specific aspect of the theme. Combining several sections will give you a complete building

[strangehermitman]

I feel like a more traditionally shaped building would have made it easier to integrate with other sets, especially with the curved windows.

[Brixxter]

Does anyone know what Lego's strategy for City will be going forward? They used to spread out the rereleases of bigger buildings over a few years but now they seemingly released new ones all at once. Does that mean the original sub themes like police, fire department etc will be less separated in the future?

[EmeraldCoasttt]

I did the aesthetics of this set

It's a big awkward that it doesn't have an emergency room, but that's a very easy fix with one less mri machine and one more chainsaw so i don't mind it at all

[FoolECK]

I am a massive fan of the 60204 City Hospital from 2018 and to me that was the pinnacle of LEGO health services. This one looks very good as well, but I'd really have to look at them side by side to choose the winner. As you say - it's all about the little things.

[AlexS]

im just amazed that we got another hospital so soon after the recent one in 2019. They come along very rarely. Before the most recent one, the last last hospital was back in 2006

[grootsChannel]

I like it, but not as much as the 2018 one