How does this set differ from a typical airport set?

60103 shows an air show with stunt planes rather than regular scheduled flights, focused on display flying over infrastructure.

How many minifigures come with the set?

Six minifigures are included, covering crew and spectators.

Why is the share of unique part shapes so high?

244 of the 678 pieces are unique shapes, because the aerodynamic aircraft contours need many special parts. The parts list on this page has the details.

Airport

Airport Air Show

Set 60103 is built around an air show at the LEGO® City airport: stunt planes, a display area and an audience, rather than scheduled flights. With 678 pieces and six minifigures, it brings movement and several small roles into the scene.

Set number: 60103
Year: 2016
Pieces: 678
Minifigures: 6
Theme: Airport
Different parts: 244

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 244

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 (19)

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

Minifigures 6

Pilot, Woman, Dark Blue Jumpsuit with Plane and Wings Badge, White Helmet with Stars and Visor fig-0096725 pieces × 1
Pilot, Dark Blue Jumpsuit with Plane and Wings Badge, White Helmet with Stars and Visor, Sunglasses fig-0096735 pieces × 1
Pilot, Woman, White and Dark Red Jumpsuit, Medium Nougat Hair fig-0096744 pieces × 1
Pilot, White and Dark Red Jumpsuit, Helmet with Goggles fig-0096755 pieces × 1
Ground Crew, Medium Blue Shirt with Octan Logo, Medium Blue Legs, Blue Cap fig-0096764 pieces × 1
Ground Crew, Orange Safety Vest, Medium Blue Legs, Red Hard Hat with Ear Defenders, Goatee Beard fig-0096774 pieces × 1

Description

An air show, not scheduled flights

While many airport sets focus on regular flight operations, 60103 depicts an air show: smaller, agile aircraft built for aerobatics and display flying rather than commercial routes. That adds a show-and-event angle to the realistic airport infrastructure, one that can also bring in spectators and viewing areas. For a city scene, that means more action and less static building backdrop than a straightforward terminal set would offer on its own, especially once several aircraft are lined up together.

678 pieces, 244 shapes: the widest variety here

Of the 678 pieces, 244 are distinct shapes — over a third of the total, and a high figure that fits the curved, aerodynamic forms of stunt aircraft. Fuselages, wings and cockpit elements need more specialised parts than a boxy building does, which makes the build noticeably varied. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly which shapes went into the aircraft and which into the display area and ground equipment, so both halves of the whole set can be checked separately.

Greys, black and white: a sporting livery

Light grey, dark grey, black and white make up the colour scheme, echoing the understated but sporty liveries of real aerobatic display teams. There are no bright accent colours here, which gives the set a more realistic character than a brightly coloured toy plane. At the same time, the palette fits the rest of the Airport range and combines easily with other City sets, especially if you build several airport scenes together.

Six minifigures cover crew and crowd

Six minifigures cover both flight crew and possible ground staff or spectators, allowing several small storylines around the show to play out at once. If you're after specific shapes for your own aircraft builds, the parts list on this page is worth checking — useful for tracking down aerodynamic special pieces without searching through the whole set piece by piece by hand, especially given just how many of the 244 shapes are truly unique.

FAQ

How does this set differ from a typical airport set?: 60103 shows an air show with stunt planes rather than regular scheduled flights, focused on display flying over infrastructure.
How many minifigures come with the set?: Six minifigures are included, covering crew and spectators.
Why is the share of unique part shapes so high?: 244 of the 678 pieces are unique shapes, because the aerodynamic aircraft contours need many special parts. The parts list on this page has the details.

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