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![Engine - Smooth, Small 1 × 2 Side Plate [No Axle Holders] White](/media/parts/3475a/15/engine-smooth-small-1-x-2-side-plate-no-axle-holders-white.jpg)
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![Sticker Sheet for Sets 455-1, 657-1 [No Color/Any Color]](/media/parts/004250/9999/sticker-sheet-for-sets-455-1-657-1-no-colorany-color.jpg)
![Engine - Smooth, Small 1 × 2 Side Plate [No Axle Holders] White](/media/parts/3475a/15/engine-smooth-small-1-x-2-side-plate-no-axle-holders-white.xs.webp)
![Sticker Sheet for Sets 455-1, 657-1 [No Color/Any Color]](/media/parts/004250/9999/sticker-sheet-for-sets-455-1-657-1-no-colorany-color.xs.webp)
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Description
A business jet in 46 pieces
The model shows a Learjet-style executive aircraft. White forms the fuselage, red adds the trim, and black and transparent parts cover the landing gear and windows. With only 12 different elements among its 46 pieces it is a quick build, and a good example of how recognisable aeroplanes could already be made from very few bricks in the mid-seventies.
For display and spare parts
With no minifigures, it works best as a small shelf model or an addition to an airport layout. The bricks match other sets of the seventies and can be reused for your own aircraft, hangars or vehicles on the apron. If you own several sets from the Airport range, it can help you put together a small fleet. The mix of white, red, black and transparent pieces also makes it a tidy display piece to stand beside other early sets in a collection.
FAQ
- Does the Lear Jet include minifigures?
- No, the set has 46 pieces and no minifigures.
- When was it released?
- It came out in 1976 as part of the Legoland Airport theme.
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