LEGO Ideas NASA Apollo Saturn V 92176 Outer Space Model Rocket for Kids and Adults, Science Building Kit (1969 Pieces)

Awesome engaging build. Very well thought out, and sturdy. Many vivid memories growing up with the space race. Fun way to show my grandson.

Es excelente para montar y regalar ya que es fácil y tendrás buenos momentos de diversión armándolo.

I got this set and LOVED it! This set is very cheap for how many pieces it has and it is fun to build! It took me a couple hours a day for three days to build it. This will work well as a gift for ages 12+. I am twelve and I was able to construct it with no problems. The rocket separates into stages very well, but it takes some practice. The set stands one meter tall which is very impressive, and makes it my best lego set yet! This set comes with three micro figures plus one spare. The lunar lander goes in the top of the rocket, and you can easily pop off the cover and replace it with the capsule that splashes down onto Earth. Again, I would recommend this set for a excellent gift!

A great gift for kids that love space and spaceships. All three of my children 13, 11, and 7 worked together to build this amazing Lego masterpiece. First time all three of them teamed up to do something, but this kit united them to take on this challenge and perfectly assemble the Lego Saturn 5. A gift for my 7 y/o he absolutely adores this thing and even sleeps with it (some assembly required each morning, LOL). No regrets. Thank you Lego!

I will admit that I was hesitant to buy at first. Simply because I am a grown adult and buying a Lego set felt a bit odd. It took me a few weeks but I finally took the leap. I am glad I did. This was the most spectacular thing I have done in a while. What you get vs. what you pay is a bargain. Any kid, young or old, can feel like they are right there at NASA helping take part in one of human kinds greatest achievements that has not been matched ever since. I was fortunate enough to finally visit Cape Canaveral a year ago and see in person the Saturn V rocket on display and all the historical artifacts surrounding it within the building. Blending the history I have read on the program, the in-person viewing of such machinery, and then assembling this set was a great trip though history. Assembly is not difficult given the easy-to-follow instructions and the handy packaging that was used. Be sure to have some type of container around to keep the smaller packages of miniature pieces in so they do not roll away! I also organized all the pieces by type, size, and color into neat little piles after opening each package and beginning assemble. Its my nature. It is not necessary to go to such lenghts, but does make building the rocket easier.

I bought this set new, but my kids took it apart and mixed up the pieces! Then wanted to put it back together, but didn’t want to spend 300 hours going through the millions of legos looking for all the small pieces. So now I have 2!

I have built many Lego sets over a fifteen year period and for the first time I felt I encountered a set which had instructions that were not optimal. At various points I was able to order the build differently which increased efficiency over how the instructions prescribed. Some of the instructions didnt make sense with how they had them ordered or pictured. I think some revision needs to be made to the instructions but the model itself is great.

I absolutely love this set. It was a lot of fun to assemble and took a decent amount of time. There were not many repetitive steps which was nice as it kept things exciting. The model is very large and looks wonderful when you display it. You are able to take apart the various pieces of the rocket as well as place the lunar module inside if you so choose. You wont be disappointed purchasing this set especially if youre a space fan!

Ive assembled a few Lego sets before getting this one and even though Im still new to Lego sets, I really enjoyed this one, it may seem intimidating at first, but its assembled in smaller stages that combine very easily and securely.

Did this with my 3 year old daughter. We had a blast. (No pun intended) It took 5 hours or so over 2 days. I ended up building the last 2 bags of parts myself just because they were small. Wish they had more stuff like this. Even sci fi stuff. Like say the Star Trek Enterprise? NCC 1701 not 1701D. But both versions would be cool. Talking to you Lego.