LEGO City Hospital from 2006 reviewed! Set 7892, a Patreon supporter's childhood favorite!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2021
- Independent, unsponsored, unscripted fan review of the 2006 LEGO City Hospital with 4 figures, truck and helicopter on a large raised baseplate.
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Sorry the end is a little out of focus. Any viewer thoughts about *the set?*
Not quite a bionicle but pretty cool
I was born in 2006
Lego needs to have more of this design philosophy nowadays, 2006-2013 was the golden age of city in my opinion.
very 3 dimensional with many areas for play for such a low piece count set
I had this set! Good memories! The toy shop had it in it's window display. The Shop closed down in 2006 or 07 and i bought it cheap.
Imagine you get sent in with a broken leg and see the doctors whip out the Treekiller 2000 and the concrete buster mark 3
Or you want plastic surgery to get child legs and they pull out the Kragle 😳
imagine the disappointment when they don't X3
Imagine coming from a traumatic accident just to be transported to the hospital on the OUTSIDE of a helicopter and when you finally arrive to the hospital you're carried up to the operating table and the surgeon pulls out a massive (probably petrol powered) circular saw! poor minifigures....
Lol Lego lore is quite interesting you know,
A man, has broken his leg in LEGO City!
Start, the new buzzsaw!
*H E Y !*
Build the buzzsaw!
And off to the rescue!
Prepare the patient!
Turn on the buzzsaw!
And perform the amputation!
The new Emergency Collection from LEGO CITY!
(Each set sold separately)
(Use your hands!)
This brings back so many memories. One of the first lego sets I got. Still have it.
Pretty dope first set if you ask me LOL
Oh, god I feel so old! But, I have to say that I also appreciate these newer “old” sets being reviewed too. They really do give a sense about how things in Lego have evolved in the past 15-20 years.
Lol ditto. So many memories.
It’s interesting to see this bridge between our modern sets and the sets of the previous millennium
As someone who first started getting lego in 2006 I honestly thought this set was from the 80s or 90s when I saw the thumbnail
@@jeremyscungio16 Dude same, I totally forgot about this set, and I used to religiously flip through those catalogs.
One thing I really like about this era of lego city is how much less fragmented it was- this set released at the same time as an ambulance and A MAN HAS FAL- I mean, a rescue helicopter. Nowadays city has a lot of huge themes that don't have that much lasting appeal to me, but back in the day you'd always be able to buy ambulances and construction equipment and train stations
I totally agree, I feel like people need to have an option to buy all the basics any year. It doesn’t matter if you have another exploration theme with fancy new moulds when somebody can’t buy a rubbish truck or bulldozer (the fundamentals).
I have the six stud wide ambulance set which came out as part of this same wave in 2006, and it's clear that the hospital's garage was designed to be able to accommodate it. I always love when different sets in a theme are designed to work well with each other!
This set is my childhood. It’s my favourite LEGO hospital and was the best until 2018. Unfortunately I threw the stickers out with the box. I’m feeling so nostalgic right now. This set is what really made me love the complicated shapes of specialised pieces
There is just something so charming in the simplicity of this era of lego’s design. Watching the video I started imagining play scenarios even though I never had this set. So cool
I remember randomly getting that base plate from a friend and always wondering where it came from. Now I know and what an awesome set
Always Wanted this set to be professionally reviewed! Thanks Jang and the awesome patreon supporter! I agree that baseplates in these medium sets really helps to increase playability and creative potential!
I like how they used the height of the set with everything at various levels. The vehicules are quite blocky but it’s not without charms and they are functional. Biggest downside is the lack of interior space in the hospital’s rooms, even only a few more studs more in width would have made quite a difference I thinks.
This set has been sitting proudly on my shelf for over 14 years now
Did some research on the 2 names. K Qron was a character in the video game Lego City undercover. Couldnt find any backstoro of P Fliksen, but I did find a minifig with a big moustache be linked to that name, so probably that dude with blue shirt included in the set.
Interesting trivia 👍
I was about 5 when I was given this set and oh my goodness i played with it for months, I loved this one
I remember this era fondly, as I grew up during it. Now as an adult I see how it's the "transition" period from the 90s and early 2000s to the modern era.
this little wave of medical sets in 2006 is very nostalgic to me, the ambulance was the first LEGO set I ever got and I always liked the look of this set and the memed-to-death rescue helicopter in the back of the instructions (and online when I was a bit older.) Love seeing this review! I still think this set is pretty cool
Part of the new emergency collection from Lego City™
eachsetsoldseparately
I love the face on the minifig that has the sunglasses and blue cap. Reminds me of the kind of guys that would appear on Discovery Channel tv shows about cars, like Overhaulin or Monster Garage
I think this set is already more advanced than the stuff I had as a kid. 2006, I was a 90s kid 😊
I always remember looking at this set in the catalogues as a kid, and remember being amazed. Super cool to see you review it
thanks for reviewing this
Love these old set, the designs are just so comfy
I would always see this in catalogues and madly want it.
Lego: "we are kid friendly."
Also Lego: "so the surgeon will operate on patients with chain saws"
Man i remember as a kid I saw pictures of this set and hoped to get it, I wanted it for Christmas or my birthday but never did get it as I got the police station instead. Still enjoyed that set but this brings back those memories of me wanting this set.
I don't have this set myself, but I do remember seeing it on the Lego shop website and looking at it, wishing I had it!
This is a bit special for me because that happens to be the only raised baseplate I have. Though mine came from a police station of the same era
Oh yeah same here.
I like all the old lego sets there so iconic
THX Jang, another great classic review, like hundred more i have watched from you.
I got this set for christmas when I was 11 years old. I still remember standing up early to build it while everyone else was still sleeping.
I now use that baseplate for a Batcave. It's nice to see see the origninal build again.
Holy cow, this brings back so many fond memories! You made my Monday, Jang!
Thank you very much for this awsome review Jang. It whas a strange time for Lego buildings but most of them stil have there charm these days. Keep up you great work and be carefull out there.
One of my childhood sets! Got this from my parents after I needed to go to the hospital.
I haven't seen one of those baseplates in so long! I would love to see more sets with this kind of depth. We have a lot of sets coming out that are large, sure, but I love how this set is large by having unique sections of the build at varying heights and depths. While this set doesn't have the detail we have today, it feels unique. I would love to see a combination of those qualities.
I love this set. Growing up it was one of my favorites. I’m very into classic LEGO sets from the 2000s and late 90s. Fun fact: that head piece on the patient is the same used on Harry Potter’s uncle Vernon in the Escape from Privet Drive set from 2002.
I remember wanting this set as a kid! I had the Ambulance and that Doctors Car :D
The helicopter reminds me of the ones in M.A.S.H tv show. The medical helicopters in the show had stretchers on the sides like in the Lego set.
I was thinking that too!
I had this as a child and remember that tower as being at least 6 floors tall lmao. Was the biggest set I had for a long time
You should get the police station version of this baseplate it uses it so much more efficiently
not in the hobby anymore but its a lot of fun to look at reviews for these old sets. so far its all been stuff i remember seeing in the lego magazine and thinking they looked neat so its been a fun nostalgic blast from the past
LOVE the vintage reviews
My little sister got this set for one of her birthdays :’) it was so fun to build and play w
This brings back memories. I never had this set but I loved looking at the city 2006 catalogue at the back of the instructions of one set. Having this, the police station and fire station of that year and my imagination with the ramps
Love the reviews of old sets, even when I don't care too much for the specific set like in this case. Thanks for making it possible!
I had (still have) this set as a child, so many memories! Great set, but what was Lego thinking with the tools? A chainsaw, really? 😂
I remember getting this set! I still have the raised baseplate for it as well as the one from the police station and the Indiana Jones set!
Lego hit high highs in the 2000s. It’s my favorite era in the history of the company
This set reminds me of an older (1990s?) Lego firehouse set a cousin of mine has on a shelf in his bedroom. I love thinking about all the ways it could be MOC’d.
Edit: just looked up images of Lego fire station sets from the 90s, & it’s set 6554, if I’m remembering it correctly. Came out the year I was born 😬😅
I adored this set as a kid
If LEGO had continued to release sets like this I would never EVER have become the AFOL I am today. Around 2012 the company started delivering sets like the Town Hall and the Haunted House. I had been waiting my entire life for sets like those and I have spent A LOT of money on LEGO since then.
In 2023 this would cost $75.43. I will update every year as long as yall remind me!
I remember this wave so clearly, the ambulance was my first set ever and I remember pining for this so bad
Thanks for the review! This is from my "dark ages" and I had never seen it before.
I feel like it's strange that they use those supports that were commonly found in 70's or 80's space sets. By just looking at the thumbnail those placed the set in 1996 and not 2006 in my mind.
One of the earliest sets for me was the 6195 Neptune discovey lab and at least I built every possible thing with the base plates, they were the best thing ever.
It reminds me of the Eldorado Fortress or Ice Station Odyssey Which used a similar baseplate with a ramp at the side.
what are the dark ages?
I can only imagine what my 10yo self would have made of this! I would have spent hours scrambling the helicopter on another medevac mission and then bringing it back in to land on the raised helipad, with the doctor bent over in the downdraft ready for touchdown... I would have gone pop with excitement!
Always wanted it
Spent very much time looking at it in the 2006 catalogue
It seems to me that Lego used to use a lot more big pieces in the past. Oh those base plates. How I would love to see them being used again today.
Thats the very first internet order i did in my life, when i was 9 years old back then, i ordered this very hospital set from my own money xD nice :)
I remember as a kid, my grandparents (who live quite far away) had a cabinet full of Lego's from the 80's. I really should go there and see them again and who knows, there could be some real treasure sets in there.
I had this era's police station. I can tell you, that baseplate has definitely gotten some use by me.
People that are talking about the peaces used as instruments for surgery room in this set should tale a look at some Orthopedic surgery equipments. The choices here are surprisingly accurate.
It's default American price was only $50 - and it had that huge baseplate to go with it? I would buy it for that price even with just standard baseplates! Price per piece doesn't count in this case - the volume of stuff is phenomenal!
This set looks really cool.
I had that set when I was 6-7 years old 😍
The baseplate looks sick
I didn't realize LEGO was still using those large raised baseplates into the mid-2000s. I thought they'd been phased out in the 90s.
It's always interesting to see an older Lego set review, I don't remembrer this one in particular, but it's quite cool, the medical tools are a bit... odd, I guess they didn't have the molds for today's medical equipement, nice retro review, Jang!
Love these raised base plate sets you’ve been doing recently
I was so surprised to see the car ramp have the “new” type of plate with bar used as a hinge, then I remembered the first set I ever saw them in was the 2006 star destroyer… wow this is nostalgic for me 😅
They already appeared in 2004
Top level looks like an OR from the videogame Theme Hospital :P
Nice set I got this when i was a kid good memories
"Truck is Truck"
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If you feasibly can, keep this model intact for a few months. There are rumors of a January 2022 City hospital and it would be really cool to see them side by side as a then-and-now of lego City. (I understand you probably have no space though, so all good)
this is one of my favorite sets
Oh wow, I didn’t realize the special baseplate things were still around in 06!
Awesome classic Lego City
Well, minifigures are made of plastic, so having a buzzsaw as an operating instument makes sense. Not so sure about the chainsaw though.
The Ambulance Bay having no direct access into the hospital and having to drag the patients around a dark dank and dangerous badly lit side of a building and through some shrubbery may be the most real world realistic thing ever put into a Lego set. Most Real Hospital's aren't so much "designed" as they are "Grown in Place". They often range from "Poorly thought out" to architecture that is "completely dysfunctional and insane".
Found this set in my nans loft and it was so weird building a really old build style. Love the build love your content keep it up 👍
I always wanted this set, my very first lego set was the .2006 ambulance
This was part of the lego city collection that also had the rescue helicopter in it. A man has fallen into the river in lego city.
I got a MEGA Blox ad before this...
I haven't seen or thought about this set since my childhood, I seem to remember having it on a Christmas list that never got filled shame looks a good set.
All the blue lights on the emergency sets is what I remember most. Why do building need them? Don’t know but it’s cool!
This looks like a really fun play set!
So the head of the J Jonah Jameson lookalike originated in the original Harry Potter series (for Uncle Vernon that is), which had a very unique style for the faces. As far as I know this is the only head they ever used in sets outside of that series, but I could be mistaken. It’s in a few other sets too.
I loved this set growing up, I think it was one of first city sets
When I rebuild my police station from that era im going to build that same garage for it instead of using that 3rd grey plate and im going to use the windows and doors from the command post central set
I have this set. My brother and I used this baseplate for our custom Lego city. We built a criminal hideout with a sliding door in that alcove on the side of the baseplate
Review the rest of the sea bound sets of Ninjago, the last Jurassic World camp cretaceous set, Harry Potter sets from
2021, the marvel what if sets and the rest of the infinity saga sets
15:30 Oh hey, it's Ron Swanson.
always going to say the early 2000 city sets are far more interesting then the current era of city sets
Ahh yes. The 2006 Rescue Collection from Lego City.
The earliest City set I got was from this series. It was the Ambulance. Too bad I never the Rescue Helicopter because then I could brag that when I was a little kid I rescued the man who had fallen into the river in Lego City.😆🚁🏥🚑
Also, the Chainsaw and the Circular saw.🤣
Awesome set however i hate to get operated in that hospital with those tools.😂😂✌️ Great review. Cant wait for a New Hospital or Clinic to come back out to put in my Lego Port City.😊🗾
i hope You enjoy it !
Crazy to think we've only had like 2 City hospitals in the 15 years since this one :/
Memories
Okay wow. I love it and this was just 50 bucks? LEGO would put that for 90 now in the store, this is literally bigger than their current police station.
Missing the rolling garagedoor in this set, tbh i have a thing with those.