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LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship
LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship

LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship

Product description Marine expedition submarine exploration vessel from the "LEGO CITY" series! [Product Details] * This product is open price. The list price is reference price. Please understand.

Product description Marine expedition submarine exploration vessel from the "LEGO CITY" series! [Product Details] * This product is open price. The list price is reference price. Please understand.

LEGO 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship

Product description Marine expedition submarine exploration vessel from the "LEGO CITY" series! [Product Details] * This product is open price. The list price is reference price. Please understand.

Product description Marine expedition submarine exploration vessel from the "LEGO CITY" series! [Product Details] * This product is open price. The list price is reference price. Please understand.

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eBay.com.au

$39.99

Lego City Set 60266 Deep Sea Explorer Submersible

Delivery $9.99

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eBay.com.au

$200.00

'lego 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship [opened Box][bags Sealed]

Delivery $24.99

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eBay.com.au

$275.00

Lego City: Ocean Exploration Ship (60266)

Free delivery

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$290.00

Lego 60266 City: Ocean Exploration Ship Brand

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eBay.com.au

$299.00

Lego City Town 60266 Ocean Exploration Ship Brand But Not Sealed

Delivery $25

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eBay.com.au

$300.00

Lego City: Ocean Exploration Ship (60266)

Delivery $20

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$330.00

Lego 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship Brand Sealed

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$360.99

Lego City Town 60266 Ocean Exploration Ship Deep Sea Explorers Sealed

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$363.03

Lego City Sea Exploration Submarine Survey 60266

Delivery $49.08

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$370.00

[new] Lego 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship Floats Submarine

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Reviews

Best Christmas Gift
30 January 2022trisharxstark

originally posted on ebay.com

Purchased this as a Christmas gift for my 9yo son. We searched everywhere for it but it wasnt available. We found it on EBay. It was in brand new condition. It arrived quickly. Our son loved it so much. Its an amazing Lego set with great detail. We cant wait to float it in our pool this summer. Thank you for an amazing purchase!

Grandson loves it
9 January 2021mgoblue1997

originally posted on LEGO

This was a Christmas gift for our 7 year old Grandson, who loves it. He really enjoyed building it. He even let me help as long as I didn't build the main ship, the shark or cage, the sub. Okay, so he let me build the helicopter and any spot that he may have missed something, which wasn't much. Then he tried it out in the tub, and couldn't get enough fun out of it. It does sometimes come apart at the center of the hull, but it is really easy to put back together, and the minifigures make for some great stories that our grandson has created about them. The larger shark is fantastic, and there's always one minfig enjoying the view inside of it. We even thought we lost a minifigure until we found it in the shark. This a really good looking vessel, and it offers a lot ... MoreThis was a Christmas gift for our 7 year old Grandson, who loves it. He really enjoyed building it. He even let me help as long as I didn't build the main ship, the shark or cage, the sub. Okay, so he let me build the helicopter and any spot that he may have missed something, which wasn't much. Then he tried it out in the tub, and couldn't get enough fun out of it. It does sometimes come apart at the center of the hull, but it is really easy to put back together, and the minifigures make for some great stories that our grandson has created about them. The larger shark is fantastic, and there's always one minfig enjoying the view inside of it. We even thought we lost a minifigure until we found it in the shark. This a really good looking vessel, and it offers a lot of play ability.

Great Lego set
21 September 2020BDiddy1

originally posted on LEGO

The Ocean Exploration Ship is a great Lego set that can keep kids (or even the adult Lego enthusiast) entertained for hours on end. We really enjoy all the different components. There is a crane that works which is cool to be able to have the tactile/functional experience. It is also cool to be able to have a kid play with the submarine and the helicopter while a Lego shark swims nearby a pirate ship as a lego explorer goes into a shark cage. This is such a creative and detailed Lego set.The instructions seem detailed enough. They also have an app but we don't use that yet. This seems like a great gift for the future marine biologist or treasure hunter to get them away from screen time and get that imagination in gear. I am a fan of the Lego brand, too.

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Release date (DD/MM/YYYY)01/07/2020
Sound effectsN
Number of pieces745 pc(s)
Recommended age (max)99 yr(s)

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eBay.com.au

$39.99

Lego City Set 60266 Deep Sea Explorer Submersible

Delivery $9.99

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eBay.com.au

$200.00

'lego 60266 City Ocean Exploration Ship [opened Box][bags Sealed]

Delivery $24.99

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eBay.com.au

$275.00

Lego City: Ocean Exploration Ship (60266)

Free delivery

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eBay.com.au

$290.00

Lego 60266 City: Ocean Exploration Ship Brand

Free delivery

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eBay.com.au

$299.00

Lego City Town 60266 Ocean Exploration Ship Brand But Not Sealed

Delivery $25

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Price history

Price history

Reviews

Best Christmas Gift
30 January 2022

Purchased this as a Christmas gift for my 9yo son. We searched everywhere for it but it wasnt available. We found it on EBay. It was in brand new condition. It arrived quickly. Our son loved it so much. Its an amazing Lego set with great detail. We cant wait to float it in our pool this summer. Thank you for an amazing purchase!

trisharxstark originally posted on ebay.com
Grandson loves it
9 January 2021

This was a Christmas gift for our 7 year old Grandson, who loves it. He really enjoyed building it. He even let me help as long as I didn't build the main ship, the shark or cage, the sub. Okay, so he let me build the helicopter and any spot that he may have missed something, which wasn't much. Then he tried it out in the tub, and couldn't get enough fun out of it. It does sometimes come apart at the center of the hull, but it is really easy to put back together, and the minifigures make for some great stories that our grandson has created about them. The larger shark is fantastic, and there's always one minfig enjoying the view inside of it. We even thought we lost a minifigure until we found it in the shark. This a really good looking vessel, and it offers a lot ... MoreThis was a Christmas gift for our 7 year old Grandson, who loves it. He really enjoyed building it. He even let me help as long as I didn't build the main ship, the shark or cage, the sub. Okay, so he let me build the helicopter and any spot that he may have missed something, which wasn't much. Then he tried it out in the tub, and couldn't get enough fun out of it. It does sometimes come apart at the center of the hull, but it is really easy to put back together, and the minifigures make for some great stories that our grandson has created about them. The larger shark is fantastic, and there's always one minfig enjoying the view inside of it. We even thought we lost a minifigure until we found it in the shark. This a really good looking vessel, and it offers a lot of play ability.

mgoblue1997 originally posted on LEGO
Great Lego set
21 September 2020

The Ocean Exploration Ship is a great Lego set that can keep kids (or even the adult Lego enthusiast) entertained for hours on end. We really enjoy all the different components. There is a crane that works which is cool to be able to have the tactile/functional experience. It is also cool to be able to have a kid play with the submarine and the helicopter while a Lego shark swims nearby a pirate ship as a lego explorer goes into a shark cage. This is such a creative and detailed Lego set.The instructions seem detailed enough. They also have an app but we don't use that yet. This seems like a great gift for the future marine biologist or treasure hunter to get them away from screen time and get that imagination in gear. I am a fan of the Lego brand, too.

BDiddy1 originally posted on LEGO
Great playable lego set
29 May 2022

The boat is amazing and floats great. The shark cage doesn't sink unless you take the scuba equipment off the person in it as it traps too much air even with much trying to fill it with water. But cage can also be weighted down by more lego blocks at the bottom. Overall me and my daughter love the set and it provides us with hours of fun in and out of bath! :-)

Lucia originally posted on Smyths Toys
I work on ships like this
28 September 2020

After a 20-year break from Lego, I now have a young son and decided to see what Lego has to offer these days, since I loved it as a kid. This set immediately caught my eye, as I have over a decade of experience working on survey vessels just like this one! I was really excited to build it, and it did not disappoint.The designers clearly studied research and survey vessels before inventing this, because the level of detail is fantastic, and frequently surprised me. The little touches like the radar on top of the bridge that can spin round, and alongside it the satellite receiver (looks like a grey cone) are great. The detail on the minifigures is also excellent, especially the BA sets on the divers.The build itself was a lot of fun, as it starts with the smaller ... MoreAfter a 20-year break from Lego, I now have a young son and decided to see what Lego has to offer these days, since I loved it as a kid. This set immediately caught my eye, as I have over a decade of experience working on survey vessels just like this one! I was really excited to build it, and it did not disappoint.The designers clearly studied research and survey vessels before inventing this, because the level of detail is fantastic, and frequently surprised me. The little touches like the radar on top of the bridge that can spin round, and alongside it the satellite receiver (looks like a grey cone) are great. The detail on the minifigures is also excellent, especially the BA sets on the divers.The build itself was a lot of fun, as it starts with the smaller craft before moving on to the main vessel. There were only about 8 different stickers, most of them optional. I left off the yellow stripes on the hull. The pirate ship wreck is a really nice addition, you could stick it to the bottom of the bathtub with some blu-tack if you wanted! I also love the new shark design, as it can fit a whole minifigure inside, and you get a stingray too.The main vessel is not particularly challenging to build, although it is a lot of fun to see how the 3 different decks come together. You have the lab and mess area on the bottom, then the accommodation in the middle, and the bridge at the top. It’s very clever how the different decks can pop off easily, and if you prefer, you can have the bridge facing the other way (as all the vessels I’ve worked on have it). There are doors at the rear of the bridge, as well as hatches at the top to access the minifigures inside. It’s a sturdy construction when put together - the two floating base pieces seem well connected. I haven’t really stress-tested it, but you can hold one end of it without the front falling off ;)By far the trickiest (but best) part of the build is the main crane. The only part I had to re-do was the winch cable, but once I figured out how to hide the excess cable it looked great - no loose ends. The range of motion the main crane has is very impressive - it can slide fore and aft, rotate 360 degrees, and the arm can raise and lower using a worm gear system. The winch is controlled from the top of the arm, the arm itself from the base.There is actually a smaller crane at the aft of the vessel, which can deploy the fast rescue craft (FRC) either side of the ship, which I was delighted with. In fact, one of the best things about this set is how all the auxiliary craft have a place on the main ship, without it looking crowded. The submarine can fit in the forward hold, underneath the helipad, so it’s out of the way until the crane needs to lift it out. The helicopter sits on the pad, the shark cage can hang on the crane (or if you prefer to stow it, you’ll need a 2x2 brick from somewhere so it can attach to the deck), and the FRC sits nicely on the aft of the vessel, held there by the small crane. The FRC also floats, which is another bonus to this set!Overall it’s a terrific set as it is, however it has reminded me what I love so much about Lego - the way it can spark the imagination! I can already see things I would like to change and build differently with this set, and I can’t wait to try them out. I’d highly recommend this to just about anyone - I certainly enjoyed playing with it in the bath!

OffshoreWorker originally posted on LEGO
Loved it!
18 September 2020

My son loves it...like obsessed! The ship itself comes in 2 pieces, you snap together and you continue to build on top. The length is 24 in. It actually floats! We had lots of fun assembling all the additional parts. We love the variety in this box: the submarine, the diver, the helicopter, and even a shark & manta ray! I also appreciate that the crew was a good mix of men and women. The detail is incredible, with a keyboard, and even mugs used to drink for the crew. I love that the crane on top can rotate. The parts are easily removable and many compartments make it fun for much longer than expected. So much fun, even for me!

artemis520 originally posted on LEGO
My Nephews favourite!
15 May 2022

I bought this as a treat for my five year old nephew. It’s quite an impressive set and definitely his favourite so far. It took the two of us three hours to build but he never grows tired of it. His three year old brother enjoys playing with it too. I would definitely recommend this ship, especially as it has come down in price. Perfect as a birthday gift and definitely worthy of Auntie Eve’s seal of approval!

Auntie Eve originally posted on Smyths Toys
Sea Life
25 October 2020

I do have a love/hate relationship with this kit. I understand that one of the big selling points of this ship is the fact that it floats. However, this means that the base comes in to complete moulded pieces which allows for the lightness and air gaps needed for it to actually function on water. Whilst I appluad this from a playability point of view, from a building point of view it felt like I was cheating somehow. That said, all the little details and extra bits and bobs really elevate this set - I really loved the shipwreck piece.The ship itself has working cranes and raising and lowering the shark cage is more fun that a 50 year old should admit to having. Throw in a detailed ships bridge and crew quarters and there are lots of options for little fingers to ... MoreI do have a love/hate relationship with this kit. I understand that one of the big selling points of this ship is the fact that it floats. However, this means that the base comes in to complete moulded pieces which allows for the lightness and air gaps needed for it to actually function on water. Whilst I appluad this from a playability point of view, from a building point of view it felt like I was cheating somehow. That said, all the little details and extra bits and bobs really elevate this set - I really loved the shipwreck piece.The ship itself has working cranes and raising and lowering the shark cage is more fun that a 50 year old should admit to having. Throw in a detailed ships bridge and crew quarters and there are lots of options for little fingers to play with this unit on dry land or the bathtub.Not only do you get standard mini figures with this set - including some divers - but you get some pre-moulded sea creatures. The shark is nice but my favourite is the stingray.The build was fun but I would love to see a non-floating version where I can build from the hull up.Number Of Pieces: 745Approximate Price Per Piece: £0.17Build Time: 2.5 Hours

Valerian70 originally posted on LEGO
Such a fun build!
27 September 2020

I was so excited to get this in the mail! My husband and 7 year old are LEGO snobs and as soon as the huge LEGO box appeared on the doorstep they freaked out! So if you are trying to hide it definitely know the box comes marked LEGO. That box came open and their faces lit up like it was Christmas morning it was priceless. It took them 3 hours vin over the span of 3 days to put it together which it the longest I’ve seen them take but again this things massive! All of the little added details are amazing the sea creatures and the crane that actually works. There were a few things that the directions are a little small on in the book but we winged it and figured it out. The most exciting thing was when he took it to the pool and it actually floats! Thank you LEGO for ... MoreI was so excited to get this in the mail! My husband and 7 year old are LEGO snobs and as soon as the huge LEGO box appeared on the doorstep they freaked out! So if you are trying to hide it definitely know the box comes marked LEGO. That box came open and their faces lit up like it was Christmas morning it was priceless. It took them 3 hours vin over the span of 3 days to put it together which it the longest I’ve seen them take but again this things massive! All of the little added details are amazing the sea creatures and the crane that actually works. There were a few things that the directions are a little small on in the book but we winged it and figured it out. The most exciting thing was when he took it to the pool and it actually floats! Thank you LEGO for this I was not disappointed at all!

Tlyoung829 originally posted on LEGO
Worth it but bear in mind the size
6 July 2020

This set is incredible and fun to build but the first thing you notice as you open it are the boat halves that join together and you realise the size. LEGO sets never show the scale due to the background but this boat measure 63cm (2') long but is lots of fun to build. It functions as a boat too, just don't expect to be floating it in your sink. I love this whole range in total and one thing I find interesting is it shows a balance of male and female minifigures in various roles, so both men and women are seen exploring the ocean together, captaining ships, and working on the ship. This range also helps national geographic and I would recommend it (I haven't got the signle person submarine for 4+ but if you have kids that age go for it) but it is definitely a fun ... MoreThis set is incredible and fun to build but the first thing you notice as you open it are the boat halves that join together and you realise the size. LEGO sets never show the scale due to the background but this boat measure 63cm (2') long but is lots of fun to build. It functions as a boat too, just don't expect to be floating it in your sink. I love this whole range in total and one thing I find interesting is it shows a balance of male and female minifigures in various roles, so both men and women are seen exploring the ocean together, captaining ships, and working on the ship. This range also helps national geographic and I would recommend it (I haven't got the signle person submarine for 4+ but if you have kids that age go for it) but it is definitely a fun set to build.

Xenith98 originally posted on LEGO

Specification

Features
Release date (DD/MM/YYYY)01/07/2020
Sound effectsN
Number of pieces745 pc(s)
Recommended age (max)99 yr(s)