You'll get downvoted to hell for that comment on here, but the correct form is to use Lego as an adjective, never a noun. From their website: Proper Use of the LEGO Trademark on a Web Site If the LEGO ...

In total, five space and Star Wars Lego sets are due to retire soon so you'll have to act soon to grab them while they're here. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

Lego won't be launching a fan's model of the space shuttle, nor will it be offering a launch pad for its popular Saturn V rocket set after rejecting both during a recent review. The toy company on ...

Could NASA's space shuttle be the next real-life launch vehicle to enter the Lego universe? A fan-designed model of the reusable winged spacecraft has soared to more than 6,500 votes on the Lego Ideas ...

When it comes to their more adult-oriented models, Lego really knocked it out of the park with their Saturn V rocket model. Within the constraints of the universe of Lego parts, the one-meter-tall ...

Adding to a recent slew of new offerings, from a Porsche to a 2,000-plus piece Ghostbusters kit, LEGO delivers a massive model of the NASA Apollo Saturn V packed with authentic and intricate details.

Ars Technica's Space Editor Eric Berger joined Robert Pearlman of collectSPACE.com together with Space.com at Space Center Houston to build the Lego NASA Saturn V rocket. Timelapse covers approx. 4 ...

LEGO Ideas NASA Apollo Saturn V Building set ($119.99) In the early morning hours of July 16, 1969, technicians at the Kennedy Space Center loaded upward of 750,000 gallons of fuel into the 363-foot ...

If you’re reading Hackaday, we’re willing to bet that you either own the LEGO Saturn V and Lunar Module models, or at the very least know somebody who does. Even if you thought you’d finally outgrown ...

For a few magic years in the 1960s and 1970s, a powerful rocket hefted humans towards the moon. The Saturn V is probably NASA's most famous rocket, with its iconic 363-foot (110-meter) profile showing ...

Trips to the International Space Station and landing two rockets simultaneously are impressive, but now SpaceX is standing on the precipice of a towering achievement for any space program: a Lego set.

Fan-designed Lego models of NASA's Saturn V launch tower and a space shuttle scaled to match the towering moon rocket are now under review to possibly become official Lego toy sets. The "NASA Saturn-V ...