Technic

Bush Plane

The LEGO® Technic Bush Plane (42198) packs a compact 333-piece aircraft build into a set built around black, white, blue and light bluish grey. With 96 distinct elements, it sits comfortably in the smaller Technic size class without feeling sparse. There are no minifigures here – the model itself is the whole point.

Set number
42198
Year
2025
Pieces
333
Minifigures
0
Theme
Technic
Different parts
96
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 96

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (10)

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

Description

Why a bush plane

Bush planes are built for short runways and rough terrain, favouring high wings, a rugged undercarriage and an exposed propeller over sleek aerodynamics. Those are exactly the cues this Technic model borrows: a plain, functional cabin, wings mounted high on the fuselage and a propeller at the nose. It is a recognisable shape rather than a specific licensed aircraft, which fits the way LEGO® Technic usually treats general vehicle categories. For fans of small aircraft or bush flying, the set gives a tangible, shelf-ready version of that world.

Colour palette

Black and light bluish grey carry the structural, mechanical feel typical of Technic, white picks out the wing and body panels, and blue adds a single accent colour that keeps the model from looking plain. That is a fairly restrained palette for a 333-piece set, and it means the parts list on this page is easy to scan by colour. If you are hunting for particular elements in these four shades, this page is the quickest way to check what the set actually contains before you buy or trade.

Build size and experience

At 333 pieces, the Bush Plane sits in the smaller end of the Technic range, which makes it a realistic weekend build rather than a multi-day project. Construction relies on Technic's usual connectors, axles and pins instead of standard studded bricks, so the shape holds together through engineering rather than clutch power alone. With 96 unique elements and no minifigures, the whole build stays focused on the aircraft itself, making it a solid pick for anyone who wants a display piece without a huge time investment.

Reusing the parts

Technic connectors, axles and pins tend to turn up across many sets, so the parts list here is worth checking even if the Bush Plane itself is not your main interest. The 96 unique elements in black, white, blue and light bluish grey slot easily into other vehicle or aircraft builds, repairs, or custom creations. Treating the set as a small parts bank alongside a finished model is a common way Technic builders get extra value from a single box.

FAQ

Does the set include any minifigures?
No, the Bush Plane (42198) is a minifigure-free build – it focuses entirely on the aircraft model.
How many pieces and parts does it have?
It contains 333 pieces made up of 96 unique elements, mostly in black, white, blue and light bluish grey.
Is this a good size for a first Technic build?
Yes, at 333 pieces it is on the smaller side for Technic, which makes it approachable for newer builders while still using genuine Technic connectors and axles.

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