How many pieces are in the Blue Bullet?

Blue Bullet contains 50 pieces.

What age is the Blue Bullet recommended for?

This set is recommended for ages 6-10.

When was the Blue Bullet released?

Blue Bullet was released in 2010.

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🏛 Racers

Set #8193

Blue Bullet

Blue Bullet is a fantastic pocket-sized burst of high-speed nostalgia from LEGO's classic Racers era.

Before you buy

Who it's for: Ages 6+ · Beginner build Perfect for younger builders, nostalgic fans of the 2010s Racers era, and micro-scale vehicle enthusiasts
Build: 50 pieces · about 0.1 hours Build time is an estimate.
Price: $5.99 list price · 12.0¢ per piece
Availability: Retired at LEGO

★★★☆☆ 3.8 community rating from 52 ratings

Fans appreciate the charming retro racing aesthetic and great parts pack in medium blue, though the ultra-simple build offers very little longevity for experienced builders.

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📝 Our Take

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Blue Bullet is a fantastic pocket-sized burst of high-speed nostalgia from LEGO's classic Racers era. With its aerodynamic Le Mans-style lines, slick tires, and vibrant medium blue and orange color scheme, this tiny racer packs a surprising amount of classic racing attitude into just 50 pieces.

This set is perfect for nostalgic fans of early 2010s Racers and impulse-buy vehicle collectors. The build is quick and straightforward, offering immediate gratification and a wonderful piece of retro desktop decor that easily fits in the palm of your hand.

Skip this if you are looking for an intricate building challenge or modern advanced vehicle techniques. At only 50 pieces, the construction takes less than five minutes, making it more of a nostalgic novelty than a serious building experience.

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🧱 Building Experience

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0.1h

Estimated Build Time

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Beginner

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6-10

Ages

Build Highlights:

Quick and satisfying micro-scale construction
Features classic 2010s Tiny Turbos aesthetic and proportions
Includes sleek specialized tire and wheel components
Combines easily with other fold-out LEGO Racers sets for expanded play

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⏳ Retired

As a retired impulse-buy set from 2010, the Blue Bullet occupies a neat little niche for completists of the classic Racers and Tiny Turbos subthemes. While its original MSRP was a mere $5.99, it has steadily crept up in value on the secondary market, currently commanding around $20 to $25 sealed or complete with instructions. Because it was produced in massive quantities as a low-cost pocket set, it is not a rare holy grail, but sealed copies in pristine condition still attract nostalgic collectors. The return on investment percentage looks impressive compared to the tiny starting price, though the absolute dollar gains remain modest. It is a fun piece of LEGO history to own, but primarily as a display novelty rather than a serious portfolio asset.

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📖 About This Set

This Le Mans-style Tiny Turbos racer has aerodynamic lines and slick tires to ensure a victory on even the toughest course! Race into even more fun by adding it to any of the fold-out LEGO Racers sets, or create a cool racing truck by rebuilding it with 8195 Turbo Tow! Race your super sleek racecar on the fold-out race track, then rebuild with Turbo Tow into a super fast race track!

⚖ Compare Similar Sets

Compared to modern Speed Champions sets, the Blue Bullet represents a much simpler, micro-scale era of LEGO racing. While it lacks the intricate brick-building techniques and minifigure scale of today's cars, it shares a spirit of accessible, high-speed fun similar to classic pocket-money racers.

📦 Parts Inventory

Official piece count: 50
Parts cataloged in this inventory: 18 unique parts, 50 pieces

Missing a piece? Check this set piece by piece, with look-alike colors flagged and element IDs for replacements.

Plate 2 x 2 Corner

Part #: 2420 4× Black

Tile 1 x 4 with G...

Part #: 2431 1× Orange

Bracket 1 x 2 - 1...

Part #: 2436 2× Black

Bracket 1 x 2 - 1...

Part #: 2436 2× White

Plate 2 x 4

Part #: 3020 2× Orange

Plate 2 x 2

Part #: 3022 2× Orange

Plate 1 x 2

Part #: 3023 1× Trans-Red

Plate 4 x 4

Part #: 3031 1× Black

Brick Curved 2 x ...

Part #: 30602 1× Black

Tile 1 x 2 with G...

Part #: 3069b 4× Medium Blue

Cone 1 x 1 [No To...

Part #: 4589 2× Dark Bluish Gray

Brick Wedged, Cur...

Part #: 47456 1× Black

Wheel 11 x 6 mm w...

Part #: 50944pr0001 4× Black

Wheel Arch, Mudgu...

Part #: 50947 4× Medium Blue

Tyre 14 x 6 Solid...

Part #: 50951 4× Black

Brick Sloped 30° ...

Part #: 54200 2× Orange

Brick Sloped 30° ...

Part #: 54200 4× Medium Blue

Plate Round 1 x 1...

Part #: 6141 6× White

Plate Special 2 x...

Part #: 6157 2× Black

🧱 Sticker Sheet for...

Part #: 88151 1× [No Color/Any Color]

A great little parts pack for builders fond of Medium Blue elements, offering useful cheese slopes, tiles, and wheel arches alongside classic silver-printed racing wheels.