Help identify a set

gauss2k

A few weeks ago, I found many old lego set from my youth stored in boxes (all still assembled). I decided to find all the instructions and disassemble everything so that it takes less space. I was able to find all the instructions, except for this one. It obviously looks like a stealth bomber (B-2), with USAF stickers on it and small plastic missiles attached under the wings, but I can't find any information about it on the internet.

All the sets in the boxes were from the early to mid 1990s so I assume this one is too.

http://i60.tinypic.com/2zsb7l0.jpg

Anyone can provide the set number and instructions??

Thank you all in advance for your time!!

fizicyst

I am guessing (because I cannot see it all clearly enough) that the studs do not say LEGO on them. Perhaps it is a ProBuilder set?

snowhitie

Can't help you with this but there is a thread specially dedicated to these kind of questions, maybe more luck there: http://www.bricksetforum.com/discussion/513/master-thread-help-identifying-parts#latest

hope you find what you are looking for!

Oldfan

Those red slope pieces on the wings are not produced by LEGO, yet (and certainly not for a mid-90's vintage set). I don't know the set, but I would guess that it's not a LEGO set.

Also, LEGO has never marketed a "modern army" set (Sopwith Camel and Red Baron's Triplane don't count...). If you defintely remember this as an Air Force bomber or other warplane, then it's not LEGO.

LusiferSam

The shape and the USAF sticker makes me think it's a F-117 Stealth Fighter. Other than that, like everyone has said it's not made by Lego.

gauss2k

Thank you everyone! You are right, the studs don't have "lego" written on it. I did not know there was lego copies like those. I guess I'm out of luck to find the instruction for this set since I don't even know which company made it... I will probably just get rid of it

crazycarl

I bet its a old Tyco Super Block sethttps://i1.ytimg.com/vi/blkDKPKpvrs/hqdefault.jpg

crazycarl

I had a bunch of tyco sets as a kid.  They were alot cheaper.