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The collection will be available globally on June 1 and in North America beginning June 23, including:Ħ0224 Satellite Service Mission – build a shuttle with opening minifigure cockpit, plus a satellite with opening solar panelsĦ0225 Rover Testing Drive – explore the Mars Rover and accompanying equipment including laptop, video camera, remote control and rock drillĦ0230 People Pack - Space Research and Development – celebrate all the professions that make space exploration possible with 14 minifigures including astronauts, a botanist, a personal trainer, a drone engineer and moreĦ0226 Mars Research Shuttle – blast to Mars and recover geodes, load them into a storage drone and send to the shuttle’s cargo bayĦ0227 Lunar Space Station – features three detachable, modular compartments that recreate life at a space station with kitchen, living area and research labĦ0228 Deep Space Rocket and Launch Control – send astronauts via monorail to the multi-stage Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and prepare for launch by adding a mobile device and companion LEGO CITY Explorers app to simulate an interactive control panelĦ0229 Rocket Assembly & Transport – prepare a rocket for launch with this assembly frame building with crane, transport crawler, multi-stage rocket and rover lab The team also redesigned white LEGO rockets to a burnt orange color based on the actual materials NASA intends to use in the past, rockets may have been left white for aesthetic reasons, but the extra coat of paint adds weight. For example, learning about the importance of protecting against contamination to increase mission success prompted designers to add face masks for the engineer minifigures. During visits to Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas and Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, designers adjusted product design to more closely mirror real-world counterparts. To ensure that the sets reflect many technical details of the rockets, rovers and equipment that NASA may someday use to send humans to Mars, LEGO designers met frequently with the space agency during development.
In addition to celebrating the history of space exploration, the LEGO Group aims to playfully engage the space explorers of tomorrow with seven new LEGO CITY Mars Exploration building sets inspired by NASA’s future missions to explore the Moon and Mars. LEGO CITY Mars Exploration Sets Depict NASA’s Future Ambition
A celebration of human accomplishment, the building set includes an Apollo 11 Lunar Lander nameplate for display purposes. Builders can recreate the first steps on the moon with two astronaut minifigures featuring NASA decoration and golden helmets, plus a depiction of the lunar surface, complete with crater, moon footprints and a United States flag. The descent stage features gold-colored landing pads and panels, opening camera and laser hatches and a ladder, while the ascent stage has a detailed interior. The collectible LEGO CREATOR Expert NASA Apollo 11 Lunar Lander model is rich with details true to the Eagle lunar lander, including separate ascent and descent stages. Historic Moment Commemorated in Exclusive LEGO Replica Model 79% of parents in the UK say they have a child interested in space exploration, and 93% of parents in China agree. parents with a child ages five to 12, 75% say they have a child interested in space exploration. It’s a perfect time to build upon today’s childrens’ curiosity about space, according to a recent survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of LEGO Group among parents regarding childrens’ interest in space exploration1. LEGO Group will also host hands-on space-themed activations and programming around the world beginning in June. Additionally, the company unveiled seven new LEGO CITY Mars Exploration sets inspired by NASA’s recently announced ambitions around the next frontier – to return to the Moon and ultimately send astronauts to Mars. The set will be exclusively available at LEGO Stores and beginning June 1. – To mark the 50th anniversary of an historical event that captivated the world, the LEGO Group today announced LEGO® CREATOR™ Expert NASA Apollo 11 Lunar Lander, a 1,087 piece building set developed in cooperation with NASA, to commemorate the Eagle lunar module which completed humanity’s first successful moon landing. Vast majority of parents in all corners of the world say their kids are interested in space exploration, according to survey. Company builds on 40 years of inspiring space enthusiasts and future explorers with new play materials hints at playful activations scheduled around the world.
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