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

This set was designed very well, absolutely stunning to look at in person. Packaging was original and in mint condition.

Always wanted to get this, but the price was too high. When it came down to under $120.00 I scooped one up. What a great time I had. Im 62 and this is the first Lego product I have ever had. It was easy, even for my fat fingers. One thing that drove me nuts. I wasnt aware that there could be extra parts in the bag. I would get to the end of a section and there would be a couple of small parts left over. Learned to live with it. Would recommend this to everyone. Get it while you can.

This was for our youngest (10yo) who is both a Lego and space fanatic. Expecting it to occupy all his attention, we made him wait to open it last on Christmas morning. Good thing, because he vanished with it up to his room for the rest of the day. To say that he was ecstatic would be an understatement. His eyes nearly popped out of his head and I think he almost broke my ears with his squeals of joy! This is a really well designed set with lots a great details. I really like the support towers that were included so it can be displayed easily - it now occupies an entire shelf on his bookcase. A testament to how much he likes it is that this is the first set that he had ever built that has not been constantly de- and re-constructed (like Big Ben on the shelf in bits and pieces). I find Legos to be a bit overpriced, but this set was with every penny (helps that Amazon had a nice deal on it)!

Given how much quality LEGO sets can go for, you absolutely get more than enough bang for your buck. I love the fact that you can easily separate the sections to display it as one complete ship or the three separate stages. From start to finish, it took me about 9-hours straight, but I also have a fair amount of LEGO building experience as it is. I would recommend this set to someone who at has least intermediate experience building LEGO sets because there were a few instances where I had to do something different than what the instructions said to do to get a piece/pieces to set right. It’s not “impossibly” hard by any stretch, but those with novice experience will definitely hit some frustrations. It’s a small detail, but one of my favorite features is the astronaut pieces that are scaled to show just how massive the Saturn-V actually was.

I have given this rocket as a gift and receiver loved it. Now I am a 65 year old LEGO mania Grandmother that bought this one for myself! The packaging by Amazon was double boxed and not a mark on the actual Lego box. EXCELLENT JOB AMAZON.

Great for lovers of NASA and the Apollo missions.

I actually had owned this set and taken apart because of all the useful pieces a few years back, now Im much more of a collector so I needed this set, its a bit repetitive but is a fun build and has some really interesting techniques. Great value for the pieces too!

Im an old space nut from way back. I am old enough to still vividly remember the Apollo moon missions and when I saw this, I knew I had to have it. Up to this time the only other real option for me was the Revel set that required gluing and painting. Didnt have the patience to do a project like that and when I saw this one, I went oh yeah, I can do this. Got this one and off I went. Took me quite a bit longer to build this than the youtubers did it but I got it done. A lot of satisfaction for me to both build it and have it displayed to enjoy looking at. The set is pretty detailed and stages come apart when wanting to simulate a mission with the exception of the service module/lunar lander/apollo command module. That could have been done a little better for people who want to simulate a mission in addition to just having it to display. All in all, a very nice good looking build with a good price.

I gave it as a gift to my son and he involved the whole family to take part in building this set. It’s well designed and easy to put together. In my opinion, it was made way too easy to work with. The pieces were sorted in 12 numbered bags, so you build it stage by stage with minimal focus or “brain power”. I wish it was more challenging. But the final product is sturdy and nice looking.

Definitely worth the price!