The Lego set Fishing Boat with the set number 4642 is part of the LEGO City theme and is recommended for ages 5 - 12. It was released in June 2011. It includes 2 minifigures. The model has 64 pieces, and we estimate it takes around < 1 hour to build. 46 Brickfact users have this set in their collection.
The set weighs about 0.260 kg. The box measures 10.3 x 7.5 x 1.8 in (26.2 x 19.1 x 4.6 cm). The recommended retail price is £13.99.
The Part-Out-Value (POV) is the sum of the average prices paid on bricklink.com for all parts of this set. It is about £25.68.
Lego 4642 product data
Set Information
Availability
Release
06/2011
Retiring Status
Retired (12/2012)
Price Information
RRP
£13.99
Insiders Points (for purchase at Lego)
112
Part Out Value
£25.68
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Packaging
Weight
0.260 kg
Packaging dimensions
10.3 x 7.5 x 1.8 in
EAN (GTIN13)
5702014727281
Popularity with Brickfact users
- users have this set
- 46
46 Brickfact users have Fishing Boat in their collection.
Based on anonymized Brickfact user collections; shown only for sets with at least 10 users. As of 5 November 2026.
Lego 4642 price trend
Average sale price on secondary marketplaces – not the new price at retailers.
- Current market value
- £47.09
- Growth vs. RRP
- +237 % £13.99
- Range
- £38.26 – £47.09
- Average
- £41.09
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Minifigures from 4642 Fishing Boat
The Fishing Boat set includes 2 different minifigures, 2 of which are unique to this set. The combined value of the minifigures is £9.85, which is ~70% of the RRP of this set.
x1
White Hoodie with Blue Pockets, Blue Short Legs, Lime Short Bill Cap, Life Jacket
Town
2011
#cty0229
£1.99
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Unique
x1
Plaid Button Shirt, Blue Legs, Dark Orange Short Tousled Hair, Yellow Life Jacket, Thin Grin with Teeth
Town
2011
#cty0232
£7.87
Unique
Part Lists for LEGO 4642 Fishing Boat
LEGO 4642 Frequently Asked Questions
Is LEGO 4642 still available?
LEGO has retired 4642 Fishing Boat, and no retailer in our price comparison currently sells it new. Its market value on secondary marketplaces is £47.09.
