This set was fun to build because it utilizes gears, a crank shaft, and worm gears to simulate the SLS launching Orion into Space. I think it's very cool to see the motion of the boosters separating the main engine and then watching Orion separate from the main engine. The timing of this set release was spot on given the up incoming Artemis II mission.

When I saw demos of this set last year, I set a reminder for launch day to grab this for my LEGO-building son-in-law. After he constructed it (while I was in town visiting the grandchildren) I was glad I did. What a well-designed, well-constructed set…which impressed the grandkids too. :-) And, I am kind of amazed that it was so inexpensive. Nicely done LEGO! I might get one for myself. :-)

History is soon to be written when Artemis returns to the moon. I wanted a momento to celebrate the beginning of a new exploration era. And, it is a beautiful build.

I absolutely love Space sets and it was such a blast to build! Challenging in the way and motivates you to keep building and the payoff was so well done! Wonderful build mechanics!

This set looked cool before I even purchased it. I started building it and it was one of the most joyful builds I've ever built. Learning how the functions work as you build is awesome and could be used to show children how rocket stages work. I now run it through it's stages a few times a day, so fun!

Five year old Grandson loved this! It was a birthday gift for him bc he loves legos!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Product came with no damages and on time price was high but as expected for Lego.

Super fun build with my son. Great value for the piece count and mechanics of the rocket. Well done Lego!

Fun to build, cool to stage next to the add next to the Artemis Launch pad. Mechanics work smoothly & comprehensive design plan

Great kit, some very interesting build techniques. I wonder how many attempts were required to figure some of them out. Volunteer with schools and STEM nights, purchased for the fun building and as an interst item for STEM