LEGO Creator Expert NASA Apollo 11 Lunar Lander 10266 Building Toy Set for Ages 16+ (1087 Pieces)

Easy assembly. Turned out great. Good addition to space builds

Me gusta mucho el producto, a destacar que la caja llegó bastante entera y con los sellos de fabrica. Estoy muy conforme.

Growing up in Huntsville, AL in the 60's, I was pretty immersed in the race to the moon. Our school desks would rumble as NASA tested the Saturn boosters. My wife bought this for me for Christmas, my first Lego as an adult. My impressions:- The booklet is great with information about the program and the lunar module. However, for ease, I used the iPad app for the assembly.- The pieces are arranged in numbered bags, some with multiple bags having the same number and there are smaller bags inside the larger bags. While the sections relate to the numbers, I'm not sure of logic of the other bags as I seemed to pull from various bags while assembling one part.- The detail is amazing but that means lots of small parts which creates a certain anxiety when searching as, rumor has it, Lego misses parts but I actually had extra parts.- Certain parts attach with single points so they can be knocked off, the accent stage connection to the descent stage is pretty flimsy. The legs are pliable but that seems accurate to the original.Overall, I very happy with the model but I don't have any reference to other Lego models. I think this would be a great model for a teen who is interested in learning more about the moon landing.

I have this kit. I have not opened the box yet, but so far a 5 star experience. Sometimes I just sit and look at the pictures and imagine building the kit. That is enough for me now, to cherish the moment. The anticipation is building. Since it is a Lego brand kit, I expect it to go together flawlessly. If my experience changes, have no doubt I will rush back to my keyboard to update this review. Until then, I'll continue to savor the delicious tension of an unbuilt kit waiting for me to pull the trigger.

I’m biased about this kit. I remember watching the Apollo 11 lunar landing on my grandparent’s console TV when I was 4 years old, and I’ve been a fan of the space program ever since.I put this kit together over the course of 2 nights, and I understand why so many people love it, but I also understand the criticisms I see. It was a lot of fun to build, but the repetition did get a little tedious.Pros - Lego went to a lot of trouble to get the details accurate.The instructions includes a lot of history on the Apollo 11 mission and details about the Lunar Lander.Cons - I can see why people feel like this model is flimsy. The Lander legs connections have a lot of play to them - there’s a MOD online that claims to address this, but I haven’t tried it yet.The base is not as rigid as one might like it to be. It holds together, but it could be improved with a little more bracing, at the trade-off of making it a little taller.The connections between the different pieces of the ascent stage could be a little more robust.Overall, I strongly recommend this. It makes a great looking display.

Bought for my grandson for Christmas and he loved it.

We bought this for some friends' son who was recovering from an injury and had to stay off his feet for a while, and thought this might help with the boredom. It did and he was very excited to get started. And really, do we need to review Legos?.....they're always a hit.

I grew up watching the moon landings on T.V. and in the Newspapers. This kit is very detailed. When you remove the Ascent stage there is even the fuel tanks internally which can't normally be seen. the camera mount will also fold out. It doesn't have a moon Rover. It also comes with two Astronaut Mini Figs. Very detailed and as always the Lego instructions are easy to follow.