Has there ever been a Lego set more perfect for space fans?
With poseable arms, legs and fingers, the Space Astronaut is lots of fun. But more than that, it's an iconic Lego space set that we're absolutely proud to have on our shelves. It may be a kid-friendly set, but adults are going to love this just as much.Lego is well and truly throwing everything at the space category this year.
Lego Creator 3-in-1 Space Astronaut is one of the first sets we've seen with paper bags for bricks: Hooray for less disposable plastic.Being a set with a 9+ age rating, the Lego Creator 3-in-1 Space Astronaut is — mostly — a simple, inoffensive build. Its instructions never ask you to apply more than three or four bricks at once, making them nice and easy to follow for youngsters and newcomers to Lego.
The well-placed red and blue stripes, along with grey detailing, help give the astronaut's suit some contouring and break up the mass of white. Placed inbetween as you're building, you don't realize the full effect until you've finished the full model but it works really well: Those red and blue stripes could very easily be company logos or a country flag emblazoned on his suit.
The dog is a rather fun little build, embodying a cute doggo within a white spacesuit and putting the helmet atop its head. Like the astronaut, you'll also build a display stand, giving the impression that the dog is floating. You don't need to use it though, since it can stand tall on its four legs, all of which have hip joints. On its back is an oxygen tank, and it has a little waggy tail.
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