Thunder Blazer is a nostalgic gem from the golden age of LEGO adventure themes.
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Thunder Blazer is a nostalgic gem from the golden age of LEGO adventure themes. Released in 2003 during the beloved Orient Expedition era, this little vehicle packs plenty of desert-faring charm into just 69 pieces.
This set is perfect for nostalgic fans of classic LEGO themes and Johnny Thunder completionists. The build is quick and straightforward, offering a fun throwback to early 2000s set design.
Skip this if you are looking for modern building complexity or a budget-friendly secondary market buy. Having appreciated significantly over the years, the current price point reflects collector demand rather than part-to-price value.
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The 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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Wing, Tail 4 x 1 x 3
Wedge Plate 4 x 9...
Tile Special 1 x ...
Plate 2 x 12
Tile Special 1 x ...
Wheel Holder, Pla...
Technic Pin with ...
Brick 1 x 2
Weapon Rifle/Gun
Plate Special 2 x...
Plate 2 x 3
Plate 2 x 2
Plate 1 x 2
Plate 4 x 6
Propeller 3 Blade...
Plate 2 x 8
Brick Sloped 45° ...
Brick Round 1 x 1...
Technic Bush 1/2 ...
Wheel Centre Smal...
Brick 1 x 3
Technic Brick 1 x...
Plate 1 x 4
Brick Sloped Inve...
Plate Special 1 x...
Steering Stand 1 ...
Plate 2 x 10
Tile Round 2 x 2 ...
Brick Wedged, Ang...
Brick Wedged, Ang...
Wedge Plate 4 x 2...
Wedge Plate 4 x 2...
Technic Wedge Bel...
Wheel 11 x 8 with...
Wheel 20 x 30 Tec...
Brick Sloped Inve...
Panel 1 x 4 x 1 w...
Panel 1 x 2 x 1 [...
Brick Sloped Inve...
Tyre 17.5 x 6 wit...
Technic Axle 3 wi...
The LEGO Thunder Blazer (7420-1) from the Orient Expedition theme receives neutral attention from LEGO YouTubers. Reviews, including those by R.R. Slugger, just2good, and BrickTsar, primarily showcase the set's biplane design and single minifigure without strong positive or negative sentiments.
R.R. Slugger features it in a retrospective alongside the Black Cruiser, while BrickTsar highlights the set's 65-piece count and biplane construction. just2good provides a review, with a shoutout to Ashnflash.
The 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.