LEGO City 2022 Set Review - 60349 Lunar Space Station
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.พ. 2022
- Gundam Lady returns to continue her reviews of the newest wave of 2022 LEGO City sets launching in March with an in-depth review of 60349 Lunar Space Station! Thanks to LEGO for sending us these sets to review!
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You hit exactly the things I appreciate too, especially the entertainment stickers (the family meeting and the music chan). I think those are the work of genius re: immersion!
This set looks really good. I love that they are continuing to use that octagon docking/connecting piece that was introduced in the previous city-space wave.
Looking forward to the next two videos in this series.
This also means that you can use some of the modules from other settings to extend the station
What a great looking set. Definitely a buy!
Also love the energy of your reviews!
Regarding the lack of airlock: it's based on the Artemis Lunar Gateway, which won't actually have any dedicated airlocks. EVAs can still be done through the docking ports or the Orion capsule hatch, but the module would need to be sealed and depressurized first.
My guess is that if they do need to perform any EVAs, they will have the suited astronauts enter the Orion capsule while the others stay in the station, seal the Orion's docking port, then depressurize the Orion and exit via its hatch. Essentially, using the docked capsule as an airlock.
I love how accurate they made it to the real Lunar Gateway it's based off of! The three sections represent the propulsion, US habitation, and international (🇪🇺+🇯🇵) habitation modules, while claw represents the Canadarm3 (🇨🇦) and the ship represents the Orion capsule (🇺🇸) with the European Service Module (🇪🇺).
It's not to scale, but it would need to be a huge and expensive set to be accurate. One of the hab modules, the propulsion module, and the Orion are undersized relative to the main module, but that's excusable since they don't have as many playable features. Same thing with the solar panels; they're way smaller than IRL but are all the right shape and in the right places. The capsule even has the panels at a bit of an angle, just like Orion's.
Inside the station, it has some other neat details, like the water bottle which has a nozzle top (since cups don't work in space), and the meal kit loosely tacked to the wall (utensils and food packages have velcro so they don't float away). There are also handles, which IRL are used as hand and foot holds to keep yourself in place while working. Another fun little detail is that the kid in the video call has the same haircut as one of the astronauts, which I think implies that's his son or little brother!
The little asteroid and the crystal on board the capsule represent the samples the mission is planned to return to Earth for study. The asteroid and yellow insert also represent possible plans to refuel the propulsion module and use it to bring astronauts to an asteroid, or even capture an asteroid and bring it back to Earth orbit for study.
The only egregious differences to real life are the lack of a docking port on the side for the Human Lander System (although it's possible the folding doors on the mini hab module are meant to be that), and that the capsule docks with the station backwards compared to real life, although that's excusable since it'd be hard to get it to connect the other way and it wouldn't give you an open door to the station anyway. Also, one of the astronauts is wearing a Manned Maneuvering Unit, which hasn't been used in nearly 40 years due to being impractical and almost certainly won't be used in Artemis.
The only thing I can't figure out is the little angled trans-blue cheese slope on the table. My best guess would be a microscope looking at a sample, but I really have no idea.
As a LEGO Star Wars collector mainly, I think this is a definite buy. Too cool to pass up. Awesome review
i Really love it.. want to get for my birthday but my dad lost his job so yeah.. will hold out on that
Nice set! I managed to get the lunar base early but I couldn't find this one whatsoever, was pretty rare until the official release date :D
5:56 I think that "drone" Is more likely some kind of Central batery
Music is too loud :<
Solid set and way better than that cramped and badly designed underwater station.
Also - UGH already markings on pieces? LEGO GET YOUR QUALITY UP!
The space capsule should have been much larger.
Best outro ever
I just ordered this And lego creator 31124 super robot
You Rock! Great review! I can't wait to build... ehem, I mean help my sons build this!
2:24 Great thing about these posts Is that you can just say they are helper nozzle
Sweet
3:03 look nya(old version) make it to Space ;-D
The review is really great, but I would personally be building the sets if youre gonna review them, as thats a huge part of what makes lego great. Def wanna see more future reviews, but built by you and not pops . . . .
man, no views?
You know what day it is? Heh heh ha ha ha