LEGO City Police Prisoner Transport Van 60479 | Police Vehicle Toy for Kids 6+

LEGO City Police Prisoner Transport Van (60479) — Dynamic police adventure kit

Young builders can dive into a world of action-filled storytelling with the LEGO City Police Prisoner Transport Van. This 198-piece set centers on a detailed transport van, a realistic driver’s cab, and an onboard jail cell. Included are 1 police officer minifigure and 2 crook minifigures, inviting kids to craft tense pursuit scenes, clever jailbreaks, and key city-police moments with tactile, imaginative play. The set’s compact vehicle design and modular pieces make it ideal for quick play sessions at home or on the go.

One standout feature is the getaway motorcycle equipped with a chain and hook, enabling kids to simulate pulling the jail door and coordinating a chase from the van. After the “capture,” the minifigures can re-enact a high-energy pursuit, creating a loop of storytelling possibilities that mirrors the rhythm of real-world police action, all in a safe, kid-friendly toy format.

What’s in the box

• 1 police officer minifigure
• 2 crook minifigures
• Getaway motorcycle with chain and hook
• Police transport van with onboard jail cell
• 198 total pieces for creative construction and play

Build, play, and connect

The set is designed for ages 6 and up and slots into the broader LEGO City universe, so kids can combine it with other playsets for larger, action-packed scenes and extended missions. The building process is engaging enough to offer a sense of accomplishment, while the finished model invites repeat storytelling as new situations arise.

• Easy-to-use LEGO Builder app for intuitive building with 3D instructions, zoom, and progress tracking
• Dimensions: van stands over 3 in. (7 cm) high, 5.5 in. (14 cm) long, 2.5 in. (6 cm) wide
• Supports cooperative play and imaginative role-play scenarios

Whether used as a birthday gift or a spontaneous activity, this set offers a tangible building experience and a play framework that kids can adapt as their stories evolve. While it encourages imaginative play and role-play storytelling, the outcomes depend on how children choose to use the pieces and characters.