The Hayabusa is a unique and fascinating LEGO Ideas set.
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The Hayabusa is a unique and fascinating LEGO Ideas set. Representing the unmanned space probe, this model captures the essence of space exploration with its sleek design and clever use of LEGO elements.
This set is perfect for space enthusiasts and LEGO collectors looking for something different. The build is engaging and results in a display-worthy model that sparks conversation.
Skip this if you prefer play-focused LEGO sets. As a display model, it lacks play features. Consider other LEGO Ideas sets with more interactive elements, such as the International Space Station.
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Build and display the first unmanned asteroid explorer!
Create a detailed display version of the technology that changed scientific history! In a 2003 mission, this Japanese spacecraft went deep into space to successfully collect asteroid samples and return them safely to Earth – without a single person on board! Selected by more than 1,000 LEGO® CUUSOO members from Japan as the most-demanded model, this build features cool solar panels, moving equipment, a satellite dish and gold elements. Includes a display stand with name labels, minifigure and detailed history booklet.
The official piece count includes the 4 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
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The LEGO Hayabusa (21101) reviews are generally neutral to positive, appreciating the set for its unique subject matter as a model of the JAXA spacecraft. JANG's Other Bricks gives a positive review for the CaDA Suzuki Hayabusa, noting its stunning display value and affordability. The set's historical significance as one of the first LEGO Ideas sets is also acknowledged.
BrickTsar showcases the LEGO Cuusoo Hayabusa, highlighting its 369 pieces and single minifigure. DuckBricks features the Hayabusa alongside the Shinkai 2000 Submarine, emphasizing their status as the first two LEGO Ideas sets.
The official piece count includes the 4 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
Missing a piece? Use the Missing Piece Checker.