How many pieces does Supersonic RC have?

The set has 429 pieces in 80 different part types. No minifigures are included.

What does RC stand for?

RC means remote control. The car is meant to be driven, not only displayed.

What can I do with the parts afterwards?

The black, grey and blue parts suit vehicles and machines of your own. The “What can I build?” tool shows more options.

Racers RC

LEGO® Supersonic RC

Supersonic RC is a remote-controlled racing car from the 2003 Racers range. It has 429 pieces and no minifigures, so the vehicle is the whole point.

Set number: 8366
Year: 2003
Pieces: 429
Minifigures: 0
Theme: RC
Different parts: 92

What can I build with it?

Parts list 92

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Description

One car, no distractions

This set is about a single model. There are no minifigures, no backdrop and no side scenes, just the racing car itself. With 429 pieces it sits in the middle of the size range: large enough for a varied build, yet short enough for one afternoon. It belongs to the RC sub-line, where the finished car drives by remote control. If you enjoy tinkering with mechanisms and drive systems, it offers more to do than a static display model would.

Dark tones, blue accents

Black, light grey, blue and dark grey define the look. The result is a sober, technical style that suits a fast machine, with blue adding the highlights. The number of part types stands out: 80 different elements among 429 pieces means few bricks repeat. That points to plenty of specialised parts for the chassis, drive and bodywork. The build is therefore more varied than the modest box size suggests, with fewer repeated steps along the way.

Made to be driven

A remote-controlled set asks to be used. You build the car, put it on the floor and drive it, perhaps around obstacles or a little track made of bricks. It is less of a shelf model, although the shape looks good on display too. Since it dates from 2003, the electrical components are part of the collector question: if you buy a used copy, check that all the motor and control parts are present and still work before you start building.

Parts list and reuse

The full parts list on this page helps when you compare a second-hand set or want to replace single elements. The “What can I build?” tool shows which further models your collection and this set could make together. Many of the black and grey parts suit vehicles, robots or machines of your own design. If you already own other Racers sets, you can combine wheels, plates and body parts to create new cars of your own.

FAQ

How many pieces does Supersonic RC have?: The set has 429 pieces in 80 different part types. No minifigures are included.
What does RC stand for?: RC means remote control. The car is meant to be driven, not only displayed.
What can I do with the parts afterwards?: The black, grey and blue parts suit vehicles and machines of your own. The “What can I build?” tool shows more options.

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