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NASA Artemis Space Launch System

Name: LEGO NASA Artemis Space Launch System 10341
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 10341

74 · RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: BBB20243,601 pcsHigh agreement · 96%

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"With a BrickScore of 74.3 and 1,412 owner ratings averaging 4.71 out of 5, the NASA Artemis Space Launch System earns its Recommended tier as an impressive, accurate display model that delivers on scale and detail, with repetitive build sections being the only consistent complaint."

Reviewers across the board regard the NASA Artemis Space Launch System as a stunning, detail-rich display piece that rewards patient builders with an impressive finished model. Owner ratings back this up strongly: 1,412 ratings average 4.71 out of 5, with 84% saying they would recommend it. The primary tension critics and owners alike name is the repetitive build process, particularly during the launch tower construction, but the payoff is consistently described as worth the effort.

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LOVED (7)

01Exceptional visual accuracy to the real Artemis vehicle and launch pad
02Gorgeous, information-rich instruction booklet with designer commentary and mission facts
03Impressive shelf presence and sheer scale of the finished model

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CRITICIZED (4)

01Repetitive build sections, especially the launch tower and boosters
02Some sticker decals included alongside printed parts, which feels inconsistent on the same components
03Fiddly NASA worm logo stickers cited as difficult to apply precisely

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Build Facts what critics report

🧩 Difficulty

advanced

🎯 Audience

adults

In Their Words most-used terms across every critic review

displaytowerlaunchstickersprintedsaturnrealorionscaledetailsdesignelementsstickerrepetitiverocketimpressiveaccurateplaquedetailpartsboostersconstructionrathermodelvisualmechanicalarmstechnical

What reviewers are saying

"Eine Rakete im Maßstab 1:160 – optisch ein Juwel, aber ohne Bauspaß?"

Zusammengebaut

"This year alone, space has been a running theme across several themes and the latest comes from LEGO Icons."

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Ecosystem

21309/92176 NASA Apollo Saturn V 91 — The Saturn V (1:110 scale, 1969 pieces, 119.99 EUR) is deemed 'quasi-perfect' with exclusive printed parts and three micro-astronauts. The Artemis set (1:160, 3601 pieces, 259.99 EUR) suffers from scale mismatch when displayed together, excessive stickers, no minifigs, and weaker build uniqueness. Per-piece cost is nearly identical. Reviewer prefers Saturn V's construction but acknowledges the launch pad adds substantial novelty. Both sets are 'optically very successful' but incompatible for co-display without aesthetic conflict.

Saturn VI (LEGO Ideas) — Both sets use similar building approaches and elements, but differ significantly in scale. The Saturn VI is taller and more imposing, while the Artemis set is shorter but broader in scope, focusing on the entire launch infrastructure rather than just the rocket.

Apollo Saturn V — Part of LEGO's tradition of realistic space-themed models; Artemis set is broader in scope, including launch infrastructure.

🎨 Designer Hans Burkhard Schlömer (named by critics)

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"Eine Rakete im Maßstab 1:160 – optisch ein Juwel, aber ohne Bauspaß?"

Key Pros

✓Exceptional visual fidelity to real NASA Artemis hardware
✓Sophisticated mechanical details (collapsible fueling arms, accurate service infrastructure)
✓Launch pad receives primary design focus, justifying set name

Key Cons

✕Excessive sticker use (282+ stickers), many extremely difficult to position accurately
✕Stickers exhibit visible color mismatch with underlying parts, visible at distance

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"This year alone, space has been a running theme across several themes and the latest comes from LEGO Icons."

Key Pros

✓Impressive and detailed launchpad with hidden stairwells
✓Sturdy tower construction despite repetitive sections
✓Accurate recreation of real-life launch system

Key Cons

✕Significant repetition in the build, especially the launch tower
✕Some unconventional LEGO construction techniques (angled rails, wonky base angles)

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Minifigures & Standout Parts

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Printed round bricks (73111pb006, 73111pb007)
Feature characteristic black-and-white Solid Rocket Booster design
Printed cone and hollow cone (4742pb003, 98100pb17)
High-detail Orion capsule elements with multi-curve printing (following LEGO best practices for multi-directional curved printing)
Solar panels (2431pb499)
Retractable elements to store Orion within capsule
1 x 2 plates with rail (32028, 4510—latter new in Dark Orange)
New Dark Orange variant; creates smooth cylindrical tank appearance
Rail plates (1 x 2, 32028) and 4510
Correctly applied at launch pad to create lamellae-like vertical detail faithful to real structure
Two hollow cylinder halves (92832)
Wind screen elements from Space Center set 60351; repurposed for Orion capsule tip