LEGOIcons 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

Man, I just love this. A beautiful centerpiece in the house, the rocket is absolutely gorgeous, and is perfect in my collection. Assembly is a bit repetitive for the tower though. I’d say this is worth the money, and I had no missing pieces. It is pretty big, about an arms length

My grandson absolutely adored this Christmas present! It took us three days to put it together, but it was worth it. Just a tip: make sure the recipient is prepared to assemble the entire thing, as it comes with numerous parts. Some sections may feel a bit repetitive, but the end result is truly rewarding. Highly recommend for engaging young minds!

This LEGO set offers an exciting build experience, with 3/4 of the set dedicated to the intricately detailed launch tower and the remainder focusing on the rocket itself. The package is well-designed and includes a comprehensive 370-page assembly manual. While the set comes with several self-adhesive stickers for added authenticity, they require precision placement with tweezers. The tower's plumbing is impressively accurate, but adding extra pieces to enhance realism is a nice touch. Additionally, the inclusion of tower post lights further adds to the set's authenticity. With a total of 3615 pieces (including additional pieces added), this set is a delightful and engaging project for LEGO enthusiasts. Highly recommended for those seeking a fun and rewarding building experience.

Impressive as a set. Contains many elements in the design that highlight the real world launch system, such as to-scale stairs, movable gantries and stabilizers, an internal components like the service model or the booster navigation and communications blocks. Huge instruction book, sprinkled with design facts about the actual Artemis and SLS systems, plus nods to other LEGO sets where some of the pieces originated from. (For example, one piece that looks rather specific to the rocket was actually designed as a beehive for a prior model.)

This LEGO set was an incredible build. 3/4 of the build was dedicated to the highly detailed launch tower and the rest to the rocket itself. The set was wonderfully packaged complete with it's 370 page detailed assemble manual. There were also quite a few self adhesive stickers which needed to be carefully added using tweezers for proper placement adding to the rockets authentic appearance. The detailed plumbing on the tower was accurate but I also added a few extra pieces I had to the 4 tips of the plumbing which added to their realistic appearance. Also added tower post lights to the top of the tower that actually exist of the real tower at the launch complex. The total build was 3615 pieces (including the 14 additional plumbing and top of tower light pieces added) from the original 3601 pieces that came with the Artemis Space Launch Towers build set (pictured). I would highly recommend this purchase as it was a very FUN project to build.

The media could not be loaded. We bought this as a very early Christmas surprise gift for our Lego- and space-obsessed son. Boy, we haven’t heard him shriek in delight in a long time (he’s 16 years old 😉.) As you can see from the photos and video, it is very detailed. Our son built it in 6 hours and said it was easy to assemble. Plus, it is more than excellent value for money. My son wants to be a space engineer and he found the whole process of building this Lego model very educative. It’s also a great physical exercise for your fingers if you want to sharpen your fine motor skills.

Amazing build. What you expect from LEGOs. This was my 7th Space history build. Im upset I didnt pre-order this set and had to wait for it to come back into stock. A must have for LEGO and Space enthusiasts

Lots of challenging hours of work but he had fun putting it together. It came quicker than stated. Legos unfortunately are very pricy. It's a one and done for a lot of money. Also the rocket seems to lean forward a bit when it is completed.