Name: Cargo Heliplane
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 60021-1
Rating: 85 (4 reviews)

Cargo Heliplane is LEGO set 60021-1. It has a score of 85. This is average compared to all other sets. The set is recommended by 0 reviews, based on 2 scored reviews and 4 reviews total. It is ranked in the top 28.44% scored sets on Brick Insights. We know this set was released in 2013, and it is categorised in City.

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Recommendations

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Price Per Part (PPP)

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Average PPP for System in 2013 is 0.15. PPP for this set is 0.12, which is better.

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PPP is a guide, not a rule, and affected by the type of parts included. A set containing small generic parts generally have better PPP than one containing larger specialized parts.

Price Per Minifig (PPM)

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Average PPM for System in 2013 is 20.12. PPM for this set is 16.46, which is better.

All prices are in $USD, adjusted for inflation. This set is compared to other sets categorised as System. Read more about this in our article about price comparisons.

PPM only takes the number of minifigs into account and discards everything else. It's a guide, not a rule.

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Review breakdown

Scored reviews

amazon.com Recommendation: meh 4.4 / 5 → 88 / 100

Brickset Recommendation: meh 4.1 / 5 → 82 / 100

Unscored reviews

Eurobricks

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Set information

Set ID: 60021-1
Name: Cargo Heliplane
Parts: 393
Minifigs: 3

Retail price (USD):
Original: 44.99
Inflation adjusted: 49.37

Price Per Part (USD):
Original: 0.11
Inflation adjusted: 0.12

Price Per Minifig (USD):
Original: 15.00
Inflation adjusted: 16.46

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Recommendation: meh 4.4 / 5 from 102 reviews

This is a LARGE vehicle. Kind of like the real thing. :-) Only complaint is the expense- some of these Lego sets are expensive!!The lumberjacks and ATV are interesting but not a huge factor, I bought this only for the heliplane. It's really solid built, the tail fails off if it crashes too hard but otherwise it's all well-designed. There is some empty space inside for the winch, could have made the cargo area a little bigger or added a chair for a passenger behind the pilot. There is still room for a passenger but it doesn't look like it was meant to hold one.Still love the heliplane, the vertical takeoff makes more sense for our smaller playing spaces. :-)

This score from amazon.com is an aggregate of 102 reviewers. The snippet above represent only one of them.

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Brickset

Recommendation: meh 4.1 / 5 from 5 reviews

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Eurobricks

by Mr. Elijah Timms

I'm probably just a harsh critic -- I like this set a lot. It just feels like it was sort of thrown together. I'm guessing someone over in Denmark built an amazing V-22 Osprey model months and months ago and TLG has just been searching and searching for a way to compile it into a production set. The result feels like a mish-mash of what seems to be two very promising but under-developed themes.

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