r/legoRockets

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Any new NASA sets for 2027?

I love the NASA sets they have been releasing and almost have all of them in my collection. We usually get one or two new ones every year. Do you think we will get anything in 2027 and what would they be? Personally I’d love to see a Apollo lunar command module similar scale to the LEGO creator lunar lander set (10266)

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u/David-McGee — 5 days ago

The first thing I’ve designed in Stud.io that I’ve built in real life! The Ares I-X

Stability is as questionable as you can probably imagine lol

u/redstercoolpanda — 11 days ago

Tintin moon rocket on a budget

Why use more than 1000 bricks, when you can do (about the same) with less than 300 ? Rebrickable user Pao Padrós (@paupadrosrios) has done this years ago, and finally I got me the bricks to build it. Instructions are free at https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-39001

You might find the construction a bit finicky, but if you go on, it will come together nicely in the end. For me it worked better without the short lightsaber blades in the central axle.

u/MaexW — 11 days ago