Technic

Jet Plane

Jet Plane 9394 is a Technic aircraft released in 2012, built from 499 pieces. Here you can check the complete inventory and see how those parts could be reused.

Set number
9394
Year
2012
Pieces
499
Minifigures
0
Theme
Technic
Different parts
82
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 82

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (7)

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

Description

A rarer Technic subject

Construction machines and cars dominate most Technic years, so an aircraft stands out on the shelf. Jet Plane 9394 captures the look of a fast jet with the familiar studless toolkit of liftarms, pins, axles and panels, which by 2012 had long been the standard way of building in the theme. With no minifigures included, all 499 pieces go into the fuselage, wings and tail, giving a model that looks purposeful without being fragile.

Lots of pieces, few part types

One detail in the data is worth noting: only 82 unique parts make up almost 500 pieces. That means plenty of repeats, which speeds up sorting before the build and leaves you with a healthy supply of common beams and connectors afterwards. Black is the dominant colour, with red, light bluish grey and blue following behind. If you like designing your own vehicles, a red and black stock of Technic parts is a versatile base for anything from racers to spacecraft.

Who it suits

At this size the set is a manageable afternoon build, which makes it a reasonable next step for younger builders moving up from smaller Technic kits. Adults collecting the theme may prefer it as a compact display piece, since a jet shape looks good from almost any angle. It is also tough enough to be picked up and swooshed around, so it can double as a toy rather than a model that has to stay behind glass.

Parts list and next builds

The full inventory on this page shows every element with its colour and quantity, so checking a used set for missing parts takes minutes rather than an evening. When the jet has served its purpose, the “What can I build?” feature compares your pieces with the wider catalogue and lists sets you could rebuild completely or with only a handful of additions. It is an easy way to get a second life out of a kit you already own.

FAQ

What colours are used in Jet Plane 9394?
Black leads the inventory, followed by red, light bluish grey and blue.
Is it a good set for beginners?
With 499 pieces and only 82 unique parts, it is a manageable build for younger or newer Technic fans.
Does it come with a pilot figure?
No, the set contains no minifigures.

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