The LEGO DUPLO Rescue Police Station & Helicopter building set is a toddler-friendly police playset featuring characters and vehicles to inspire kids aged two and up. The police station is full of fun activities. There's a push-and-go police car with flashing lights and a siren (batteries included), a cute dog to train, and a watchtower where police officers can look out for the police helicopter with its spinnable rotor blades. As children build and play, they develop fine motor skills, emotional awareness, and more. And because the action is always in their hands, it's a worry-free way for youngsters to learn about police work. Parents can share precious developmental milestones as LEGO DUPLO toys put open-ended fun, self-expression and joyful exploration into young children's hands. Toddler-friendly police playset featuring characters and vehicles to inspire budding police officers' creative play. Recommended for kids ages two and up. As kids play out imaginative police stories, they develop their fine motor skills and strengthen their social and emotional awareness. Consist of 40 pieces. Some of the pieces are battery-powered (batteries are included). Includes two police officers and a police dog, a push-and-go police car with lights and siren (battery-powered), and a police helicopter with spinnable rotor blades. Set includes open-and-close doors, an observation tower, a coffee cup that doubles up as a megaphone, and computer and surveillance camera decorative elements. Lets parents share precious developmental milestones with their child. Set's main building measures over 14. 5"H x 18. 5"W x 16. 5"D. Fun picture story based on the playset provides a great way to introduce children to creative construction and imaginative play. Expertly designed with engaging narratives, captivating colors, diverse characters, and fascinating details to give your little learner a BIG start in life. Components meet stringent industry standards to ensure they are easy for little fingers to pick up, place, and pull apart, and it's been that way since 1969. All bricks and pieces are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted, and analyzed to make sure that they meet demanding global safety standards.