How many pieces and minifigures are included?

107 pieces, 36 of them different, and 2 minifigures.

Which range does the Aero Module belong to?

It is part of Space / Futuron and was released in 1987.

Which colours dominate?

White and black, plus trans-red and trans-dark blue.

Space Futuron

LEGO® Aero Module

The Aero Module 6884 belongs to the Futuron space range and was released in 1987. It has 107 pieces and 2 minifigures, who share a white flying craft.

Set number: 6884
Year: 1987
Pieces: 107
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Futuron
Different parts: 46

What can I build with it?

Parts list 46

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (2)

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

Minifigures 2

Futuron Spaceman, Blue with Airtanks and Dark Blue Visor fig-0007476 pieces × 1
Futuron Droid - Blue fig-0104186 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

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What can I build with it?

Description

A compact flyer from the Futuron line

Futuron was a space sub-theme of the late 1980s that stood out for its light, technical look. The Aero Module is one of its smaller sets, but with 107 pieces it is still a proper vehicle rather than a token model. You build a compact flight module that is easy to hold and swoosh across a shelf. For collectors of the range it is a modest way to add a piece of history that matches the rest of the fleet at a glance.

White, black and see-through accents

White shapes the overall impression, black gives contrast, and trans-red and trans-dark blue provide the colour accents, for example for a canopy or lights. The 107 pieces include 36 different shapes, which points to a neat model with plenty of variety. The parts list on this page shows exactly how many of each brick the box contains. It is worth a look at the transparent parts in particular, since in used sets they are often scratched or missing.

Two crew, one craft

With two minifigures in the box, the module has a crew from the start, perhaps a pilot and an engineer setting off on a mission together. That makes the set equally suitable for play and for display beside other space models from the period. Children can treat it as a first spacecraft, while collectors will see it as a missing piece of Futuron. If you own several sets, it can serve as a shuttle that docks with a larger station.

Reusing the parts

White and transparent colours are in demand for many custom models, so the set is also interesting as a source of parts. The “What can I build?” tool on this page checks which other models you can assemble from these bricks together with your collection. The complete parts list also helps if you buy a used copy and want to be sure that all 107 pieces are present and nothing important is missing from the box.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures are included?: 107 pieces, 36 of them different, and 2 minifigures.
Which range does the Aero Module belong to?: It is part of Space / Futuron and was released in 1987.
Which colours dominate?: White and black, plus trans-red and trans-dark blue.

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