Random set of the day: First Aid Jungle Bike

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First Aid Jungle Bike

First Aid Jungle Bike

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Today's random set is 41032 First Aid Jungle Bike, released during 2014. It's one of 46 Friends sets produced that year. It contains 156 pieces and 1 minifig, and its retail price was US$14.99/£12.99.

It's owned by 3,304 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $12.40, or eBay.


20 comments on this article

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By in United States,

The second set from this Friends subtheme this week!

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By in United States,

Trying to keep a monkey in the sidecar while riding a motorcycle by yourself is either going to end tragically, or hilariously.

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By in United States,

That orangutan's lucky to be alive after encountering a landslide. That's rough stuff.
But also, orangutan's can be dangerous in their own right, so it might be Emma in more need of First Aid by the end of the day.

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By in United States,

@PurpleDave said:
"Trying to keep a monkey in the sidecar while riding a motorcycle by yourself is either going to end tragically, or hilariously."

You say that like it can't be both. Tragicomedy is a thing.

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By in Australia,

How have all these jungle animals been getting by, for thousands of years, just hanging out in the jungle, without the Friends characters showing up periodically to rescue them from various problems?

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By in United States,

This is so oddly nostalgic. I remember my sister getting this set, and I somehow still have it. I’ve always loved the mushroom print, and I wish it was used more. Also, fun little play feature to “kill the monkey”

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By in United States,

@PurpleDave said:
"Trying to keep a monkey in the sidecar while riding a motorcycle by yourself is either going to end tragically, or hilariously."

Obvious solution, let the monkey drive

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By in United States,

Indiana Jane and the Temple of Medical Assistance

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By in Poland,

I remember I was so excited for Oranguran, and we get recolor of a chimp.
I am still waiting for Orangs...

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By in Germany,

The first thing that comes to mind when thinking, what's the best mode of transportation in a jungle: motorbike with open sidecart.

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By in Norway,

I waited so long for Hagrid's motorbike, and it already existed?!

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By in United States,

@J0rgen said:
"I waited so long for Hagrid's motorbike, and it already existed?!"

Sidecar's on the wrong side. Or rather, it's on the right side.

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By in Netherlands,

Like with the jungle falls resque, an excellent affordable location based adventure set with nice features, good playability and good use of parts budget and space inside the terrain.
Just great stuff. Again, reminds me a bit of Elves minus the sidecar.

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By in United States,

@MCLegoboy said:
"That orangutan's lucky to be alive after encountering a landslide. That's rough stuff.
But also, orangutan's can be dangerous in their own right, so it might be Emma in more need of First Aid by the end of the day."


Definitely not an orangutan. Rebrickable has it listed as a monkey, but I checked the original CMF part and it has no molded tail. The design looks like a chimpanzee.

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By in Netherlands,

I looked at more images today and learned the back wall is actually a sliding door. That's quite cool! I wonder why there is a secretvdoor in there...?

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By in United States,

If this image is to be believed, there's no way that Friends fig can control that motorcycle.

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By in United States,

@TheOtherMike said:
" @PurpleDave said:
"Trying to keep a monkey in the sidecar while riding a motorcycle by yourself is either going to end tragically, or hilariously."

You say that like it can't be both. Tragicomedy is a thing."


NO Junior, BERLIN IS THAT WAY!

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By in United States,

@Formendacil said:
"If this image is to be believed, there's no way that Friends fig can control that motorcycle."

Nonsense. I had a touring bike as a teen, and I used to rest my forearms on the handlebars and steer that way.

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