Pause Magazine - Lego Boats Reference Guide

Pause Magazine's Lego Set Reference Guide - Ships & Boats

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Lego Boats have always been interesting. The first few were not even to the same scale (for instance, 709 Police Boat had a mini-fig captain, while 775 Fire Fighter was at a much smaller scale). These first sets included hulls made from three different types of pieces: a bow, stern and main hull section. Underneath, running front to back in the middle of the hull pieces, were holes two studs wide. To these, Lego builders would attach large weights. Today, the boats are made from solid, one-piece hulls, and incorporate many special features.

Set Number & Name	Image Size	Year	Pieces / S@H$	Figs
709 - Police Boat	25k	77	50 / ?	1
4002 - Riptide Racer	26k	96	53 / $14.25	1
4005 - Tug Boat	43k	82	? / $9.99	1
4010 - Police Rescue Boat	21k	87	77 / $15.50	2
4011 - Cabin Cruiser	22k	91	96 / $19.75	2
4012 - Wave Cops	30k	96	101 / $22.00	2
4015 - Freighter	42k	82	? / ?	2
4020 - Fire Fighter Boat	26k	87	189 / $28.50	3
4021 - Police Patrol	26k	91	185 / $34.00	3
4022 - C26 Sea Cutter	42k	96	193 / $33.00	3
4025 - Fire Boat	42k	82	? / ?	3
4030 - Cargo Carrier	29k	87	317 / $44.00	3
4031 - Fire Rescue	34k	91	349 / $52.00	?

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