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I’m a big fan of For All Mankind, so I wanted to recreate its space journey in LEGO, from the Moon to Mars and eventually Titan.
I tried to include recognizable locations, spacecraft and small references to the different seasons while keeping it as one wall-mounted display.
I thought fellow Apple TV fans might enjoy seeing my LEGO interpretation of the series. What part of the show would you add to it?

Based on The New York Times' list of the 100 Best TV Shows of the 21st Century, there are only three Apple TV+ original series included: Severance (No. 30), Slow Horses (No. 62), and Ted Lasso (No. 75).

What do you guys think?

Link here: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/arts/television/best-tv-shows-21st-century.html

Pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas For All Mankind, c’est une série de science-fiction qui imagine une histoire alternative dans laquelle la course à l’espace ne s’est jamais arrêtée.
L’exploration spatiale continue alors de décennie en décennie, avec de nouvelles technologies, de nouvelles missions et une présence humaine qui s’étend progressivement au-delà de la Terre.
Étant fan de la série et de LEGO, j’ai voulu représenter cette évolution sous la forme d’un triptyque : la Lune**,** Mars et Titan, avec plusieurs bases, véhicules et vaisseaux inspirés de la série.
Le modèle est conçu pour pouvoir être exposé comme un tableau mural, tout en gardant beaucoup de petits détails à découvrir.
Je serais intéressé de savoir s’il y a d’autres fans de For All Mankind ici — et pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas, si cet univers vous donne envie de découvrir la série.

For those unfamiliar with For All Mankind, it’s an alternate-history sci-fi series where the Space Race never ended. Starting in 1969, humanity’s ambitions in space keep growing across the decades — from the Moon to Mars and eventually Titan.
I wanted to recreate that journey in LEGO through three connected landscapes: the Moon, Mars and Titan, filled with bases, spacecraft and little references to the series.
I’ve recently added a few new spacecraft and details to the display, so here’s the updated version!

Hi FAM fans!
I’m working on a very small LEGO version of something from the show.
Before I add any more details… can you recognize what it’s supposed to be? 👀
Thanks for giving it a try! 😅

I’ve continued refining my For All Mankind LEGO build, adding more details.
The idea is to represent the journey from the Moon to Mars and Titan as one coherent display, while giving each world its own atmosphere and identity.
I also wanted it to work both as a detailed LEGO diorama up close and as a piece that can actually be displayed on a wall.
The project is currently on LEGO Ideas, but I’d also be curious to know what you think of it purely as a LEGO build, even if you haven’t seen the show 😊

I shared an earlier version of this display here a while ago, and it has evolved quite a bit since then.
It’s my LEGO tribute to For All Mankind, bringing together the Moon, Mars and Titan.
For those who haven’t watched the show, does seeing its space exploration recreated in LEGO make you curious enough to give it a try?
And for those who already know the series — does it feel like For All Mankind to you?

I’ve been working on the Mars Surface Access Module for my LEGO For All Mankind build. Its unusual shape is pretty tricky to recreate at such a small scale, so I’d really like your opinion.
Do you think I captured it well enough? Anything you’d change to make it more accurate?

A little update on my For All Mankind build!
I wanted to bring together three stages of humanity’s journey into space — the Moon, Mars and Titan — in one wall-mounted LEGO display.
Each world has its own terrain, bases, spacecraft and small details inspired by the series. I especially had fun trying to give each section a completely different atmosphere and building style.
The full build is also currently on LEGO Ideas, if anyone would like to see more of it!

I’m a big fan of both space exploration and For All Mankind, so I wanted to recreate the show’s vision of Mars entirely in LEGO.
The build includes Happy Valley, several spacecraft and vehicles from the series, and a layered Martian landscape that was probably my favorite part to design.
This Mars section is actually part of a much larger build covering the Moon, Mars and Titan — around 3,000 pieces in total.
Thought some fellow Mars enthusiasts might enjoy it!

A little update on my For All Mankind build — a 64 × 32-stud wall-mounted display bringing together the Moon, Mars and Titan, with some of my favorite spacecraft from the series.
I wanted to show what it could look like displayed at home!

I’ve been working on a LEGO tribute to For All Mankind, and one of my favorite parts of the build has been trying to recreate the show’s spacecraft at this small scale.
Getting recognizable shapes with only a handful of pieces has been a really fun challenge — especially finding unusual part combinations that somehow work.
These are all part of a larger Moon, Mars & Titan display I built for LEGO Ideas.
Hope you enjoy the tiny spacecraft! 🚀

Three worlds, one journey — a** **64 × 32 stud wall-mounted display, featuring spacecraft, bases and hidden details inspired by the series.
It’s currently on LEGO Ideas if you’d like to take a closer look:
🔗 https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/ece0b582-5e50-41ca-89e8-aa6403aa2b63

I’ve been working on this LEGO tribute to For All Mankind, bringing together the Moon, Mars and Titan in one wall-mounted display, filled with spacecraft, locations and little references to the series.
I submitted it to LEGO Ideas, a platform where fan creations can potentially become official LEGO sets if they receive enough community support.
The goal is 10,000 supporters. Supporting is completely free — it only requires a quick LEGO account — and there’s nothing to buy or commit to.
If the project reaches 10,000, LEGO will officially review it and could potentially turn it into a real set.
So if you’re a For All Mankind fan and would love to see something like this become real, every vote genuinely helps ❤️🚀
LEGO Ideas link in the comments 👇

Three worlds, one journey.
I designed this LEGO Ideas project as a wall-mounted tribute to For All Mankind, following humanity’s journey from the Moon to Mars and eventually Titan.
Each section has its own landscape, spacecraft and hidden details, but together they form one continuous display.
The project is currently on LEGO Ideas — if you like the concept, the link is in the comments 🚀
Would love to know which of the three sections is your favorite: Moon, Mars or Titan?

One of the most unforgettable characters in For All Mankind.
Molly Cobb never waited for permission. She pushed every boundary, accepted every risk, and inspired everyone around her.
A small LEGO tribute to one of my favorite moments from the series. 🚀

For All Mankind really reignited my fascination with human exploration of Mars.
I wanted to capture that optimism in a LEGO wall display, with the central panel representing Happy Valley and humanity’s first permanent settlement on the Red Planet.
Every section was designed differently, with hidden details, exploration hardware and layered terrain to reflect the progression from the Moon to Mars and eventually Titan.
I’d love to hear what the Mars Society community thinks. What detail or element of a future Mars base would you have included?

Hi everyone,
I’d like to share a LEGO project I’ve been working on for quite a while, inspired by For All Mankind.
The model is a wall-mounted triptych following humanity’s journey from the Moon to Mars and finally Titan, featuring spacecraft such as Apollo 24, Phoenix, Mars-94 and Sojourner.
One of my goals was to make each panel feel unique, with different building techniques, colors and details while keeping the whole display cohesive.
I hope you’ll enjoy it as much as I enjoyed building it. I’d love to know which spacecraft or section is your favourite!

Hi everyone,
I wanted to share a LEGO project I’ve been building over the past few months, inspired by For All Mankind.
The triptych follows humanity’s journey from the Moon to Mars and finally Titan, with several spacecraft from the series integrated into the display.
I really enjoyed trying to give each panel its own atmosphere and building style while keeping everything connected as one piece.
I’d love to know which spacecraft or section is your favourite!

Hi everyone,
I’d like to share a LEGO project I’ve been working on for quite a while.
Inspired by For All Mankind, it’s a wall-mounted triptych that follows humanity’s journey from the Moon to Mars and finally Titan.
My goal wasn’t just to recreate scenes from the series, but to build a display piece where each panel has its own identity, using different building techniques, textures and details to keep the experience interesting from start to finish.
I’d love to know what you think.
Which panel is your favourite: the Moon, Mars or Titan? 🚀