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Panel (42 parts)

A selection of smooth elements to give Technic models and nicely finished appearance.

The LEGO Group has created a huge number of Technic 'Panel' Elements in recent years which can give the exterior of the model exactly the right shape. This is especially true in the high-end Technic Supercars which need to match the appearance of a complex curved vehicle.

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Panel (42 parts)
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Flat Panel

Flat panels cover a large area when building Technic models.

3×7 Panel
71709
3×11 Panel
15458
5×11 Panel
64782
5×11 Panel, Tapered
18945
3×5 Panel w/ Cutout
67139

Curved Panel

Technic panels that are curved on a single axis.

3×5×2 Panel, Curved
80285
3×7×2 Panel, Curved
24119
3×11×2 Panel, Curved
62531
3×11×2 Panel, Curved w/ 10-Pin Holes
11954
3×13×2 Panel, Curved
18944
2×1 Panel, Curved
89679
2×3 Panel, Curved
71682
3×5×3 Panel, Bent
24116
#50 5×13 Panel, Curved, L.
67142
#51 5×13 Panel, Curved, R.
68196

Fairing

Technic panels with complex shapes that are curved on multiple axes.

#7 2×3 Fairing, Tapered, A.
2387
#8 2×3 Fairing, Tapered, B.
2389
#9 3×3 Fairing, Tapered, Lt.
2395
#10 3×3 Fairing, Tapered, Rt.
2403
#21 2×5 Fairing, B.
11946
#22 2×5 Fairing, A.
11947
#2 3×5 Fairing, B
87086
#1 3×5 Fairing, A
87080
#4 3×7 Fairing, B
64391
#3 3×7 Fairing, A
64683
#6 3×11 Fairing, B
64393
#5 3×11 Fairing, A
64681
#14 5×7 Fairing, B
64680
#13 5×7 Fairing, A
64394
#18 5×11 Fairing, B
64682
#17 5×11 Fairing, A
64392
#60 5×7 Fairing, Tapered, Rt.
80268
#61 5×7 Fairing, Tapered, Lt.
80267
#63 5×4 Fairing, Tapered, Lt.
80278
#62 5×4 Fairing, Tapered, Rt.
80274
5×3×2 Fairing, Rounded, R.
2442
5×3×2 Fairing, Rounded, L.
2438
#3 3×2 Fairing, Angled 22.5°
2457

Mudguard

Mudguards are curved openings that typically surround the wheel well of a car or truck.

15×2×7 Mudguard, Trapezoid
46882
13×2×5 Mudguard, Arched
69911
13×2×5 Mudguard Extension
71689
#30 9×2×3 Mudguard, Arched
42531

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