Icons NASA Artemis Space Launch System - DIY Rocket Model Building Set for Adults, Ages 18+ - Gifts for Birthdays - Unique Bedroom Decoration for Space & NASA Lovers - 10341

Great addition to my lego space wall, took some time to get together for sure but came out looking great, stickers are annoying and pieces should come printed in sets this expensive, they usually do so was kind of taken aback by that but otherwise super fun set and reccomend for any space enthusiasts especially with an existing lego collection.

I’m 52 and I had a great time building this set. I don’t build legos often, but every now and then I dabble. This one was a lot of fun and it looks great on display. I highly recommend it.

So much fun to put together. The directions are easy to read. It was fun for myself and kid. It is expensive but a great model. Not one missing part, and in fact there were extra of needed.

Awesome kit! The tower was a little repetitive but it's a satisfying experience overall.

A gift to a person who has a great patience and a working mind. Am happy that I shared my enthusiasm to someone.

Best gift ever for your nerdy guy! It's perfect for the guy who loves space and Legos. We watched the recent launch and it was incredible!! I had to add this to his collection. Unfortunately, he hyper-focused on it and got it done in just two days 😅! He had a blast building it; this was probably his favorite birthday present. The kids got to watch him and "help" him too (though they more helped hide pieces lol). I normally buy straight from the Lego store because they consistently have the best prices, but this time I got it at the same price as the Lego store but also free shipping (prime)! It was also sold out on the Lego store but available here, so it was a no-brainer.

I really enjoyed putting this together but it feels somewhat inferior when I set it next to my Lego Saturn V model on a few metrics: 1. The scale is comparatively small enough to rob it of many of the details, the part count is inflated by the launch tower and the actual rocket is just the last 22-27 bags after 21 bags of launch infrastructure. 2. The details are primarily stickers and they don't really have great visual indicators for placement. This feels so sadly cheap for such a premium set. The Saturn V had dedicated printed bricks for its flags and insignia and I don't see why this one couldn't have had the same. 3. The launch stand should have been designed as a more stable display base. I'm considering gluing at least the hand rails around the outside of the platform because it's nerve-wracking to move this thing for display. I'd rather have had the outside railing made of part #4550171, which is used as railing in some other parts of the model, the choice to use about a hundred pieces of #4211503 that break off if you simply look at them was a serious design mistake and a huge repetitive drag while installing them. The obvious point of superiority over the Saturn V model is that it comes with a launch tower and it really does look slick for display purposes. Fun side note but as a space nerd putting this together really drove home just how undersized the ICPS is for SLS, it's actually comical. Can't wait to improvise a Lego upgrade to the Centaur V version when it gets its launch on Artemis IV! Overall, I still love this model and don't regret buying it, but I feel like my goal of displaying it on a shelf alongside the Saturn V model doesn't work as well as I had hoped. It was a 5 star experience but I can't help but take off a star for the stickers and flimsy launch stand.

Very very repetitive set honestly. I LOVE the final build but anything after the launch pads construction is incredibly repetitive. The rocket itself was a fun build. Has a small interchangeable satellite that you can replace with a sturdy piece to still have the top of the rocket complete. I use this so that I can display the satellite on the launch pad.

Se ve muy bien ya que esta terminado, recomendado

Step dad loved it - built in a couple of days. Expensive but to ppl that love Lego, its often worth it.

Muito legal, foi o meu primeiro lego.. achei que não é tão dificil de montar, mas tem que ter muita paciência.. chega a ser uma terapia kkk.. Eu acho que ao todo levei umas 14 horas pra montar tudo, durante umas duas semanas. O resultado é impressionante, e é bem grande. Veio faltando uma peça, e uma a mais que não faz parte do kit.. eu pedi ela direto no site da lego, parece que eles enviam sem custo.. vamos ver

NASA + Lego o que dizer? Set Incrível. Vale muito apena!

My kid loved it. He enjoyed building it!!