How many pieces does Jet Rocka 44014 have?

The set contains 290 pieces across 79 unique elements.

Does the set include any minifigures?

No. Like other Hero Factory sets, it builds a separate poseable action figure instead of using minifigures.

What colours does the set use?

Mainly light bluish grey and blue, with black and white as accent colours.

Heroes

Jet Rocka

Jet Rocka is a 2013 Hero Factory set that builds a poseable robotic hero rather than a scene with minifigures. It uses 290 pieces across 79 unique elements, putting it in the mid-size range for the theme. The parts list below breaks down exactly which pieces make the figure move.

Set number: 44014
Year: 2013
Pieces: 290
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Heroes
Different parts: 79

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 79

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 (4)

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

Description

A ball-jointed figure, not a minifigure

Hero Factory sets skip minifigures entirely and instead build characters from ball joints, armour plates and Technic pins. Jet Rocka's 290 pieces are split between torso, limbs and accessories, with many elements repeated on both sides of the body for symmetry, a hallmark of buildable action figures. Checking the parts list shows just how many identical joint pieces go into the arms, legs and head, which is what lets the finished figure hold dynamic poses rather than standing stiffly like a traditional minifigure. The finished model also stands noticeably taller than a minifigure, giving it real shelf presence.

Jetpack and weapon accessories

True to its name, the set includes a jetpack attachment plus at least one weapon piece that clips onto the figure's back or hands. These accessory pieces account for a good share of the 79 unique elements, since they are shaped quite differently from the structural body parts. For collectors of the wider Hero Factory line, that matters because weapons and gear frequently swap between different sets, so tracking exactly what came with 44014 is useful before mixing figures. The jetpack connects using the same ball-and-socket studs as the rest of the figure, which keeps swaps straightforward.

A cool, technical colour scheme

The build leans heavily on light bluish grey and blue, with black and white used for contrast. That restrained, mechanical palette is typical of Hero Factory and sets the theme visually apart from brighter minifigure-scale lines. The parts list shows exactly which elements come in which colour, which is handy for anyone sourcing replacement pieces or planning a repaint-style custom build using parts from other sets. Compared with the earthier or fiery tones seen on some other Hero Factory heroes, Jet Rocka reads as distinctly cool and mechanical.

Who this set suits

With no minifigures, Jet Rocka appeals to builders and collectors who want a standalone action figure rather than a play scene. At 290 pieces it is a manageable build that displays well alongside other Hero Factory heroes on a shelf. The joint pieces and accessories are also genuinely useful for parts reuse in custom creations once the official model has served its purpose. Lined up next to other Heroes on a shelf, the consistent scale across the range makes for a tidy display.

FAQ

How many pieces does Jet Rocka 44014 have?: The set contains 290 pieces across 79 unique elements.
Does the set include any minifigures?: No. Like other Hero Factory sets, it builds a separate poseable action figure instead of using minifigures.
What colours does the set use?: Mainly light bluish grey and blue, with black and white as accent colours.