LEGO City 60216 Downtown Fire Brigade double VIP points deal launches

A new double LEGO VIP points deal has started at the official website on City 60216 Downtown Fire Brigade.

LEGO City 60216 Downtown Fire Brigade is one of this year’s sprawling Fire based City sets, with various fire-beating vehicles along with a burning building and a crane. It is now on a double VIP points deal at LEGO.com, which means instead of the usual £4.50 LEGO cashback, anyone ordering the set will get the equivalent of £9 to spend on future purchases at the website.

Until the end of Cyber Monday, the deal can be stacked with the free 40338 Christmas Tree promotion, which sees anyone spending £120 or more get the exclusive festive model for free.

LEGO Friends 41375 Heartlake City Amusement Pier is also on a double VIP points promotion.

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Here is the official product description for the set:

Protect the citizens of LEGO City with the incredible 60216 Downtown Fire Brigade set, featuring a large fire ladder truck with new-for-January-2019 working light and sound brick, extending swivel ladder and fire hose with new-for-January-2019 pump with ‘water jet’ function. This thrilling set also includes a 3-level building with roof, construction area with fence, falling lamppost and a porta-toilet with removable top and front, plus a free-standing crane with rotating arm and functioning winch. There’s also a fire helicopter with opening cockpit and R.O.S.-T3 the ROV, both with a new-for-January-2019 multi shooter, and a motorbike with space for warning lights, and 7 minifigures.

The deal runs for the entirety of December, unless stock runs out before them.

The Black Friday 40338 Christmas Tree deal is only available until the end of Monday, December 2, or while stocks last. The VIP points promotion is available until the end of December, or while stocks last.

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Graham was the BrickFanatics.com Editor up until November 2020. He has plenty of experience working on LEGO related projects. He has contributed to various websites and publications on topics including niche hobbies, the toy industry and education. Follw Graham on Twitter @grahamh100.

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