LEGO NASA SPACE STATION FULL
LEGO NASA SPACE STATION PLUS

Space Station dimensions – When built, the Lunar Space Station measures over 5 in.A gift for all occasions – This LEGO® toy can be given as a birthday, holiday, or any-other-day gift for children aged 6 and up.Designed for creative play – This toy space station includes science and botany labs, sleeping quarters, and a docking space capsule.

LEGO NASA SPACE STATION PLUS

What’s in the box? – Everything kids need to build a Lunar Space Station with a docking space capsule, plus 5 astronaut minifigures.LEGO® City space-themed playset – The LEGO City Lunar Space Station is packed with NASA-inspired features and functions for imaginative space play.And, of course, the best Lego Star Wars sets are always worth a look – fans of The Mandalorian won’t be able to resist the Lego Star Wars Razor Crest model. Those looking for something a bit cheaper will like the Lego NASA Apollo 11 Lunar Lander ($99.99/£89.99). Relive the Apollo Moon missions with the rather impressive Lego NASA Apollo Saturn V ($119.99/£104.99). It’ll look good anywhere, once you find the space for it that is – at around 22 inches long, it’s quite a sizable model! What other Lego space collection kits can you buy? You don’t need to be a super NASA fan to know that this is one cool spaceship – every time you look at your completed Lego NASA Space Shuttle Discovery you’ll be filled with a sense of pride, plus it makes a great talking point.

Plus, it’s one of the most beautiful and recognizable Lego builds out there. It’s a satisfying build that will challenge you, but not to the point where you’re tearing your hair out. The set, aimed at adults, features the Discovery orbiter with functional. Should you buy the Lego NASA Space Shuttle Discovery? The new LEGO NASA Space Shuttle Discovery, which was developed in collaboration with NASA, is a complex 2,354 piece build that pays homage to this pioneering moment in space history and marks the 40th anniversary since the first Space Shuttle flight on 12th of April 1981. The booklet’s pages have a black background as the majority of the pieces are white, which makes the instructions stand out and easier to see… however, this does mean that fingerprints really show up on these pages which will irritate perfectionists.

LEGO NASA SPACE STATION FULL

It is packed full of fascinating facts about the Discovery and Hubble Telescope which adds to the building experience. That’s a fun tidbit that we gleaned from the instruction booklet, which is just as much a treat as it is building the model. For example, did you know that on the starboard side of the Discovery the American flag is actually backwards? This is because regulations require that the American flag must always fly with the stars forward so that the flag looks like it’s trailing in the wind. Overall, the attention to detail is just amazing. Due to the size of the Lego NASA Space Shuttle Discovery, we understand that any included minifigs would not have been to scale, but it would have been nice to have a token astronaut anyway – maybe it could have stood next to the information placards that comes with each model. The only real negative thing we have to say about this kit is that there are no minifigures. One of our favorite details is that the cockpit opens up and you can see all the controls inside. You can pop the landing gear out, deploy the robotic arm, even the split rudder is functional. However, the Lego NASA Space Shuttle Discovery isn’t just for show - there are several movable parts to play with. Just look at it! This is one impressive model and it makes a fantastic display piece. Lego NASA Space Shuttle Discovery: Design This way if you start laying the sticker down and notice it’s at a bit of an angle, you can pull it back up again using the orange tool and not damage the sticker. Lining them up can be a bit fiddly, but we found placing one edge of the sticker on the end of the little orange tool (the brick separator tool that comes with all large Lego sets), and then lining this up against the edge of the panel made sticker placement much, much easier. One of the trickiest parts of the built was actually getting all the shiny, mirrored stickers onto the large, curved white panels. It was also really interesting putting together the clever mechanisms that make certain parts of the Space Shuttle Discovery move, such as the elevons on the wings. As it’s a mostly symmetrical build, some people might find this a bit boring, but we found that they spaced out the repeated sections in a way that didn’t feel too repetitive – in fact, it felt more mindful than annoying.

You start off by building the Hubble Telescope and then move onto the main event.

Lego nasa space station