LEGO® Airplane
Airplane is a small 1975 set of 89 pieces from the building-set-with-people range. It includes no minifigures and goes together quickly.
- Set number
- 195
- Year
- 1975
- Pieces
- 89
- Minifigures
- 0
- Different parts
- 30
Parts list 30
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Description
A small plane from a few bricks
The model shows a simple aeroplane with fuselage, wings and tailplane, much as a child might sketch one. With 89 pieces in 19 different types it is one of the smallest sets in this range. That is exactly why it is easy to follow: you can pick out every group of bricks straight away, and the build can be finished in a short time without losing track of what goes where.
Four strong colours
Red, black, yellow and blue set the look. These bold colours suit a toy plane that is meant to take off and land on the carpet, and they are easy to tell apart from the standard bricks of other sets from the same period. The parts list on this page names every type with its colour and quantity, so even before building you can see which bricks are meant for the fuselage, the wings and the undercarriage.
Play, display, compare
A plane this size sits nicely in the hand and can be flown around the room without worry. Seen as a collectable, it is a typical example of the early seventies, when vehicles were assembled from a few basic bricks. Comparing it with other small sets from the range shows how similar many models are in colour and construction, which makes it easy to swap parts between them if you own more than one. You can even mix wings and fuselages to test new variants.
Ideas for other models
Once it is taken apart you are left with versatile bricks that suit cars, houses or a different aeroplane. The "What can I build?" tool on this page checks what your own collection could produce if you add these parts to it. The list also helps when planning a larger plane: you can see which shapes and colours are already there and which extra bricks you would need for longer wings.
FAQ
- How many pieces does Airplane 195-1 have?
- The set has 89 pieces in 19 different types. There are no minifigures.
- Which colours does it use?
- Mainly red, black, yellow and blue. The parts list on this page shows the exact split.
- Is it for children or collectors?
- Either. It is small and sturdy enough for play, and also a good example of an early 1975 set.
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