92176 Ideas NASA Apollo Saturn V Scientific Building 1969 Pieces Set

Simply amazing I lived the experience of building the first rocket to the moon and details are shocking. Its worth every penny indeed

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Ich bin absolut begeistert von diesem Modell der NASA Apollo Saturn V! Als Raumfahrt-Fan war dieses Set ein absolutes Muss – und es hat meine Erwartungen sogar noch übertroffen. Die Rakete ist über einen Meter hoch (ca. 100 cm) und besteht aus mehreren abnehmbaren Stufen, genau wie das Original. Man merkt sofort, wie viel Liebe zum Detail in diesem Modell steckt. Auch die beiliegenden Mini-Kapseln – das Apollo Command Module und das Lunar Module – sind super gestaltet. Der Aufbau hat richtig Spaß gemacht. Die Anleitung war klar und logisch aufgebaut, sodass der Zusammenbau trotz der vielen Teile (über 1.900!) gut machbar war. Ich hatte damit ein paar gemütliche Abende voller Baufreude. Was mir besonders gefällt: Detailtreue: Die Saturn V ist nicht nur groß, sondern auch historisch akkurat aufgebaut. Stabilität: Trotz ihrer Größe ist sie erstaunlich stabil. Deko-Wert: Sie sieht im Regal oder auf einem Podest einfach großartig aus und ist ein echter Blickfang. Lernfaktor: Gerade für Kinder und Jugendliche ein tolles Set, um spielerisch mehr über Raumfahrt zu lernen. Fazit: Für alle Weltraum-Interessierten, Modellbau-Fans oder LEGO-Sammler ein absolut lohnenswerter Kauf. Preis-Leistung stimmt, und das Modell ist einfach ein Stück Geschichte zum Anfassen!

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I received the package 📦 just 3 days after placing the order, and it arrived in perfect condition with no signs of damage. You preserved it really well—thank you for saving this amazing LEGO set for me!

I enjoyed building this massive set! It looks awesome! The biggest surprise for me was that there are now stickers, everything is just printed on plastic. Highly recommend!

this kit is amazing. You will be amazed at the level of detail that went into its design and how good it looks when put together. It is realistic, beautiful, and a pleasure to build. It's also larger and more imposing than I anticipated, reflecting the grandeur of the original Saturn V. The included figurines really help to put the scale of this rocket into proportion. It is one thing to have seen those spectacular launch images, but to see a physical, realistic model is quite another! It's modular, so you can easily snap the first, second, third stage, and CSM apart. There's even room for the LEM inside the Lunar Module Adaptor! The CSM separates as well allowing you to replay the major maneuvers of the Apollo mission. The model also includes a good looking LEM and 2 set-pieces so that you can mount and display the LEM with the astronaut figurines on lunar soil (US flag included!) and the CM after its ocean landing. I can think of only a few minor improvements. (1) The Launch Escape System is difficult to separate from the Command Module, meaning that you can't easily dock the CM with the LEM (one of the pivotal maneuvers of the Apollo missions). This is however possible with the LEM that is intended for the ocean landing set-piece (also a niece touch BTW!). The CM on the rocket is also just one single piece that is completely white with no detail whatsoever. This may approximate how it looked at launch time, but even a few small surface details would have made it look much better (2) The LEM is not easily mounted in the Lunar Module Adapter. It needs a stud that is already used by lunar set piece, but the kind of quick release snap used to keep the stages together would have been better. Overall I would say a LOT of pieces and detail went into the (often invisible) internals of the first, second, and third stages, but the the CSM, LEM, Launch Escape System, and Lunar Module Adaptor are not as well developed. That's a shame because those are arguably the most interesting parts of the rocket. That said, this is an amazing kit and you will not be disappointed. Thanks Lego!