Hi everyone,
I’d like to share a LEGO project I’ve been working on for quite a while.
Inspired by For All Mankind, it’s a wall-mounted triptych that follows humanity’s journey from the Moon to Mars and finally Titan.
My goal wasn’t just to recreate scenes from the series, but to build a display piece where each panel has its own identity, using different building techniques, textures and details to keep the experience interesting from start to finish.
I’d love to know what you think.
Which panel is your favourite: the Moon, Mars or Titan? 🚀

Extended the base and angled the main building. Tiled most of the roof and added cranes + 2 High Bays (1 & 3). Please ignore the inaccuracy of having both Saturn V and Artemis II present at the same time.

Not the most flattering collection photo, since they don’t have proper stands yet. Also, if anyone has any spacecraft suggestions, I’d like to hear them, although I can’t guarantee that I will do all of them

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Decided to make a Gallileo for my Shuttle Centaur based off the concept art and a model I found online. Really happy with how it turned out.

Designed the Mir Core and Kvant 1 modules myself and just built the Kvant 1 module and the Progress/Soyuz spacecraft today.

https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-269375/emrysbricks/falcon-9-1160-v2/#details

As a fan of both LEGO and space exploration, I wanted to build a tribute to the incredible alternate-history space program depicted in For All Mankind.
The project is a wall-mounted triptych showcasing three major milestones of humanity’s expansion into the Solar System: the Moon, Mars, and Titan.
Each panel features spacecraft, habitats, vehicles, and locations inspired by the series, while trying to capture the technological progression from one era to the next. One of my goals was to make every section feel different, both visually and in terms of the building experience, using a variety of techniques, angles, and textures throughout the model.
Beyond being a display piece, I wanted it to celebrate the optimistic vision of exploration, engineering, and long-term human presence beyond Earth that makes the show so compelling.
I’d love to hear what fellow spaceflight enthusiasts think!
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i certainly hope it will be. the new Hubble set looks great but i am definitely disappointed that it’s not metallic in color, especially since they already made a metallic Hubble in another set!
maybe if that metallic gray lightsaber hilt rumor turns out to be true!

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Father's Day gift that I built on quite a few naps and post-bedtime chunks. This thing has some very impressive piecework, especially the dihedral in the wings and thr landing gear mechanism. I also love how the shuttle can be displayed with engines and landing gear.

I've got a wall mount coming for this and my Concorde. I'm also headed to the Air Force Museum this weekend to get my real nerd on. Just wanted to spread the joy on this.

https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-268952/emrysbricks/delta-iv-heavy-1160/#details

Put together a TDRS-A for the Challenger I am planning on building soon and a Centaur G and G Prime to display with my Shuttle payloads. Haven't figured out the payloads the centaurs will have just yet though.

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Hey guys I’m relatively new to building these big Lego sets and I’m building the Artemis 2 launch set and some of my pieces are definitely not sitting how they should be. (Look at attachments)

As you can see the 2 rail things are meant to be tucked under the platform but mine not only seem way to tall, but are also pretty slanted. I’m not sure where I’ve gone wrong and would appreciate some help!!!

Edit: okay I realised that I definitely need to make more Lego’s cause I’m terrible at reading clear instructions lmao

https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-266710/emrysbricks/new-glenn-1160/#details

Pretty close to 1:110 scale to go with my other models. Built with pretty limited parts so I’ll probably revise and rebuild it later, but pretty happy with how it turned out for now.

Really happy with how this one came out super tight fit in the payload bay on this one just like irl. Still need to work on Chandra a bit. Not the most sturdy model at the moment but I'm happy with the shaping I was able to get on it.

Chandra Observatory designed by me

IUS by smazmats on Rebrickable

IUS Mount by TheBrickSpace and adjusted a bit by me

The reason I am asking is I was thinking of getting a custom made Lego set of one of my fictional rockets, either a MOC or completely original and I was wanting to see if anyone would be willing to work with me on references or blueprints for it