How does the SAS version differ?

It is an airline-themed variant of the Passenger Plane 4032-1. The basic construction is the same.

How many pieces does 4032-2 have?

165 pieces in 59 types, plus three minifigures.

Can I swap parts with other versions?

Largely yes, as the parts lists are very similar. Check the details in the parts list.

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Set 4032-2 Passenger Plane - SAS Version

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LEGO® Passenger Plane - SAS Version

The SAS version 4032-2 of the Passenger Plane appeared in 2004 in the World City line. It has 165 pieces and three minifigures. It is of particular interest to anyone who collects airline-branded aircraft.

Set number: 4032-2
Year: 2004
Pieces: 165
Minifigures: 3
Theme: World City
Different parts: 72

What can I build with it?

Parts list 72

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (7)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 3

Pilot, Dark Blue Suit with Airplane Badge, Black Hat fig-0086194 pieces × 1
Timmy, Short Black Legs, Red Cap fig-0086314 pieces × 1
Woman, White Shirt with Pockets, Red Legs, Dark Orange Hair fig-0086324 pieces × 1

Description

Flying under an airline name

SAS is a Scandinavian airline, and this variant takes up the name. That is a typical way of bringing sets closer to reality: instead of an anonymous plane, you get an aircraft that recalls real carriers. The basic construction matches the neutral Passenger Plane, so there is nothing new to learn when you build or play with it. For collectors, the comparison between versions is the main draw. Precisely because the variants look alike, it pays to look closely at which edition you are getting when you buy.

Colours and construction

White, dark bluish grey, light bluish grey and black define the picture. Compared with the base version, dark bluish grey ranks slightly higher in the colour list, hinting at small differences in the mix of parts. The result is a model that stays pale and technical, with calm surfaces. The 165 pieces go together quickly, and like its sibling the plane is best suited to play on the table or carpet. That suits children who want to start quickly, and adults who like a calm model without loud colours.

Same engineering, different edition

The piece count and the 59 types match the base edition. If you already have a plane from this family, you can swap bricks between the variants. The parts list on this page is handy for the comparison, showing colour and quantity for every element. It also lets you check second-hand copies before spending money, as small parts or stickers are often missing from used examples. Small deviations between the editions can thus be spotted quickly and offset deliberately if you mix parts.

Playing and expanding

The three minifigures set the aeroplane in motion, and with other city sets it turns into a small airport. Add the set to your collection and let “What can I build?” show which models you can complete with your bricks. The many grey and white parts suit buildings as well as vehicles, so the stock can be used in many ways later on. If you want to rebuild later, the neutral colours give you flexible raw material for airports, vehicles or ideas of your own.

FAQ

How does the SAS version differ?: It is an airline-themed variant of the Passenger Plane 4032-1. The basic construction is the same.
How many pieces does 4032-2 have?: 165 pieces in 59 types, plus three minifigures.
Can I swap parts with other versions?: Largely yes, as the parts lists are very similar. Check the details in the parts list.

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