Aero & Bodywork parts & mods
Wings, splitters, canards, scoops, diffusers and body panels — the most visual mods.
- Aero & Bodywork
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- Brick Architect — Vehicle parts guide
Brick Architect's breakdown of the Vehicle parts family — mudguards, bases, steering and body pieces, organised so you can see what builds what.
- BrickLink — Mudguard, Decorated
Printed mudguards and fender flares — livery, sponsor and warning-stripe prints for arches. Filter by pattern and the sets they come in.
- BrickLink — Panel
System panels — side walls and rocker panels for bodywork in the brick-built styles, in every height and length. Filter by size and colour.
- BrickLink — Slope
Straight slopes — wedge noses, bonnet lines and the angular bodywork of a classic wedge supercar. Filter by angle and size.
- BrickLink — Slope, Curved
Curved slopes — the shaping bricks behind hoods, noses and rounded bodywork. The single most-used family for sculpting a car body in the studs-out styles.
- BrickLink — Technic Panel
Technic fairing panels — the smooth body shells that skin a supercar chassis. The most common aftermarket-look bodywork part in the Technic range.
- BrickLink — Technic Panel, Decorated
Printed Technic fairing panels — sponsor liveries and vent/louver graphics straight from the flagship Technic sets. Filter by pattern.
- BrickLink — Vehicle, Base
Car bases and chassis plates — the one-piece floorpans that a brick-built body drops onto. Filter by length, stud layout and the sets they come in.
- BrickLink — Vehicle Mudguard
The dedicated LEGO® mudguard category — arch, wide-arch and flared variants for every wheel size and body style.
- BrickLink — Vehicle parts
The top-level Vehicle parts category — doors, bonnets, spoilers and opening panels in one place, across every LEGO® car theme.
- Technic Panel Fairing #1 (part 87080)
A small smooth fairing panel — the go-to for a splitter, air dam or nose panel on a Technic car. Look up part 87080 and every colour it comes in.
What counts as Aero & Bodywork on Bricks & Octane?
Wings, splitters, canards, scoops, diffusers and body panels — the most visual mods. In the Speed Shop it covers Rear wings & spoilers, Front splitters & air dams, Canards & dive planes, Air scoops & intakes, Mudguards & fender flares, Grilles, vents & louvers, Diffusers & undertrays, Side skirts & rocker panels, Off-road body add-ons, Doors & opening panels and Decorative brakes.
Are these official LEGO® parts or third-party aftermarket ones?
Both, and each is labelled. Official LEGO® elements link straight out to BrickLink or Rebrickable, which own the parts database and do it better; third-party add-ons are clearly marked aftermarket, never as official LEGO® products. Bricks & Octane sells nothing and rehosts nothing — every entry is a deep link to its source.
Where do the Aero & Bodywork builds, videos and builders come from?
They are pages already published on Bricks & Octane — fan MOCs and official-set builds, community videos and builder profiles — matched to this family by its own search vocabulary (rear wing, spoiler, front splitter). Each one opens its page here, which links out to the creator's original; we never rehost a builder's images or instructions.