Set Facts
- Includes a heavy-duty quadrocopter 2 explorer minifigures: an arctic climber and an arctic pilot, plus a ‘frozen’ prehistoric saber-toothed tiger figure.
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Arctic Air Transport Reviews
True North Bricks
“While I really do like this set, and I think kids will have fun playing with it, I don't think that the Arctic Air Transport is a very good value overall. However, LEGO® kits go on sale fairly often. Even just a standard 20% off sale makes this set much more worth the buy,... More and would raise my overall rating to 79%. It is the cheapest way to get a saber-tooth cat too, which was the main selling point of this set for me.”
BrickFanatics
“Overall, the set gets credit for introducing a new type of vehicle, though its execution is about as rote as it gets for City sets. It sports some enticing elements in the new big cat and the minifigures, but most people will likely want to find the set on sale, as the price... More tag on this one is on the high side for what you're getting. For those looking for an enjoyable build experience, you're better off looking elsewhere.”
Brickset
“The 2014 Arctic range set a high standard for LEGO CITY subthemes so a great deal of expectation has been placed upon the new models. Fortunately, 60193 Arctic Air Transport is an excellent set on the whole. I like the unusual design of the quadcopter which makes a welcome... More change from conventional helicopter designs and the sabre-toothed cat is tremendous, as we have come to expect of LEGO animals.”
Full review at brickset.com
Subtheme Analysis
Lifespan
18 mos (this set 18 mos)
Annual growth
+6.18% (this set +8.35%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
Community Stats
Arctic Air Transport currently ranks #9 out of the top most owned sets in City Arctic.
About City Arctic
Arctic is the LEGO City line for polar explorers, and it goes back to the Town Arctic sets of 2000. The City version has come in waves with a story each time. In 2014 the explorers set out across the ice from a base camp, with an icebreaker and a supply plane, and in 2018 they found a woolly mammoth frozen in the ice and moved it out with a crane and an air transport. From 2023 Arctic joined City's explorers, with a research ship, a submarine and a mobile lab for studying the sea and its animals, and the 2025 sets added an Arctic polar train. Polar bears and huskies turn up in most waves.
Arctic currently consists of 25 sets that as of now has run from 2014 to 2025. As of today,
60062 Arctic Icebreaker is the most valuable Arctic set with an estimated new/sealed value of $330.
Summary
City Arctic Arctic Air Transport set 60193 was released on June 2, 2018, retailing for $40, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $90, used ones can be found for $34.
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Recover the find of the century with the Arctic Expedition Quadrocopter!
Carry precious items with the LEGO® City 60193 Arctic Air Transport, featuring a heavy-duty quadrocopter with 4 spinning rotors, ski landing gear, opening minifigure cockpit and a functioning winch with rope and hook. This fun Arctic Expedition set also includes an ATV with 2 pick axes, saw, translucent-blue ice block with hook latch, opening side and ‘frozen' saber-toothed tiger figure, plus 2 LEGO explorer minifigures.
Includes 2 LEGO® explorer minifigures: an arctic climber and an arctic pilot, plus a ‘frozen’ prehistoric saber-toothed tiger figure.
Features a heavy-duty quadrocopter with 4 spinning rotors, ski landing gear and functioning winch with rope and hook, plus an all-terrain vehicle.
Also includes a translucent-blue ice block with hook latch on top and space inside for the ‘frozen' saber-toothed tiger figure.
Accessory elements include 2 pick axes and a saw.
Spin the rotors to launch the...
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