After being proposed via the LEGO Ideas portal, this new NASA SR 71 BLACKBIRD Kit has been fully supported and should see an official release!
If you didn’t already know, LEGO puts up fan-created kits on their Ideas site for builders to vote on. This gives the kits an opportunity to garner support from the community and the best kits can then be created as official products! However, even if you see something get to 10,000 votes, that doesn’t 100% guarantee it. So while the chances are super high, it is possible this doesn’t get a real kit, so don’t get too excited quite yet.
This NASA kit project can be found there, but we will also cover some of the details below.
LEGO Ideas NASA SR 71 BLACKBIRD Fully Supported!
This kit was created by BrickerBeard and is just so awesome! It would be a super fun kit to build and we hope it fully gets the green light as the space and NASA kits are usually insanely fun.
The set comes in at 1650 pieces so there will be plenty to keep you occupied. Let’s hear what they have to say about the set:
- The minifigures chosen represent the pilot Ed Schneider and the navigator Marta Bohn-Meyer.
- This is the version sold to NASA for supersonic suborbital flight tests.
- Composed of 1650 pieces measures approximately 100×50 studs
While this kit is really sweet, we can’t score it quite yet, so if you need a space LEGO kit to hold you over, check out a great kit you can score below.
LEGO Ideas 92176: NASA Apollo Saturn V
Bring to life the rocket launch that took humans to the moon with the meter-high (approximately 1: 110 scale) model rocket of the NASA Apollo Saturn V
The Saturn V rocket kit includes 3 removable rocket stages (first, s-ii second, and s-ivb third) below the launch escape system, command and service module; Plus, there are 2 minifigures to accompany the Lunar Lander and splashdown rocket toy
Click to get your Saturn V Rocket Kit Here
Commemorate history with this awesome rocket. The design lets you put the full Saturn V rocket on display. Or even segment it to show off the different stages that it took while making its flight!
LEGO NASA Space Shuttle Discovery 10283
Celebrate the wonders of space with this LEGO® NASA Space Shuttle Discovery (10283) model building set for adults. With 2,354 pieces, this engaging challenge lets you build the Space Shuttle Discovery, plus the Hubble Space Telescope, launched on NASA’s STS-31 mission in 1990.
As with most premium sets, this is meant to be on display and comes with a stand and info plaque to really make this a great display piece in a room.
LEGO Ideas 21321: International Space Station
Challenge your construction skills with this LEGO Ideas ISS (21321) display model, featuring 2 rotating joints with 8 adjustable ‘solar panels’, posable Canadarm2 and other authentic details to discover as you build
This ISS model comes with a stand, 2 astronaut microfigures, a brick-built mini NASA space shuttle, and 3 mini cargo spacecrafts to create a spectacular display and rekindle nostalgic memories of childhood LEGO projects
Click to get your International Space Station Kit Here.
This is another great kit. Not only is it a very unique LEGO kit, but since it is the International Space Station, it’s great for everyone. North America, Europe, Asia? This is great for every LEGO maniac!
Space has quickly become some of the best LEGO sets out there and we can’t wait to see more!
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Bio: Dark Eldar Dracon and Warhammer 40k hobbyist since the third edition in 1998. He also loves camping because you can only paint so much! He joined the Spikey Bits team in 2019 and has been the main daily writer since 2020. Maybe one day, he’ll finish converting all his Ad Mech models and turn into a true tech enjoyer, complete with sad and happy robot noises!
