
F117
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- M38-B0108Catalog number
- SlubanManufacturer
- 209Pieces
- 6+Age
- ABS plasticMaterial
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About F117 set
Sluban F117 (M38-B0108) brings the unmistakable angular silhouette of the F-117 Nighthawk to a compact 209-piece building experience. Designed for builders aged 6 and up, this military aircraft set captures the aircraft’s faceted body, sharp-edged wings and distinctive low-observable appearance in a form that is approachable for younger builders and enjoyable for collectors.
The model makes a striking display piece once assembled, with a bold profile that stands apart from conventional aircraft designs. Its geometric shaping gives the build a strong architectural character, while the manageable piece count makes it suitable for an afternoon project, a first aircraft-themed set or an addition to a growing Sluban military collection.
As part of Sluban’s military range, M38-B0108 is made from compatible construction bricks and can be enjoyed alongside other building-brick creations. The set offers hands-on construction, visual recognition and imaginative play without requiring a large display footprint. Whether used as a desk model, a gift for an aviation enthusiast or a starting point for custom aircraft builds, the F117 delivers plenty of character in a focused format.
Released in 2015, this set reflects Sluban’s long-running interest in recognizable military subjects and accessible brick construction. The finished aircraft is easy to identify, visually distinctive and satisfying to assemble, making it a practical choice for younger fans while still appealing to collectors who appreciate unusual aviation designs.
