Educational and Dacta Town

LEGO® Space & Airport Set

The Space & Airport Set 9335 is an educational Town set from 2010. It holds 1,187 pieces in 200 different parts and comes without minifigures.

Set number
9335
Year
2010
Pieces
1,187
Minifigures
0
Theme
Town
Different parts
320
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 320

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Spare parts (9)

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Description

Two themes, one box

Spaceflight and airports share more than you might expect: both revolve around launches, landings, technology and the work that happens on the ground. This set joins the two and is aimed at groups working with models in class or in a holiday club. Rather than one fixed model, it opens up many options, from an aeroplane or a terminal to a rocket or a space station. Which one takes shape is for the builders to decide.

Plenty of grey, little colour

The palette is sober: white, light bluish grey, dark bluish grey and black. That suits fuselages, rocket bodies, runways and hangars. If you want colour, add it from your own stock, perhaps for tail fins, signal lights or logos. With 200 different parts across just over 1,100 pieces, the variety is high for an education set, so details such as windows, engines or aerials can be hinted at without relying on specialist elements.

No figures, lots of ideas

There are no minifigures, so the focus sits clearly on engineering and structure. If you need crew or passengers, borrow them from other sets. The box lends itself to comparisons: what does an aeroplane look like next to a shuttle, and what do they have in common? In group work this prompts conversations about shape and function that a finished model with instructions rarely sparks.

Parts list and your collection

The full parts list on this page shows which elements come in large numbers and which appear singly. That helps with planning, because long fuselages or wide surfaces need many identical bricks. If you plan a runway or a hangar roof, you can see early whether the plates and tiles will be enough. The “What can I build?” tool also shows which other sets you could put together from your parts, in case you want to combine these grey bricks with the rest of your collection.

FAQ

How many pieces are in the set?
There are 1,187 pieces in 200 different parts. No minifigures are included.
Which colours dominate?
Mostly white, light bluish grey, dark bluish grey and black, which are typical colours for aircraft and space hardware.
Can I build both themes?
Yes, the set is intended for space and airport models. What you end up with depends on your ideas and on the parts list.

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