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F-35 Lightning II

The stealth fighter in bricks on a display stand: a chunky dark gray body, a gold bubble canopy, one big nozzle.

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        F-35 Lightning II · 163 pieces

        About this LEGO F-35 Lightning II MOC

        This free LEGO F-35 Lightning II MOC is built from 163 standard LEGO pieces in 4 colours, in 15 steps. Turn it around in 3D, follow it step by step, see every brick in the parts list, and print the instructions as a booklet or PDF. The stealth fighter in bricks on a display stand: a chunky dark gray body, a gold bubble canopy, one big nozzle.

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