How many pieces does the Artemis set have?

Set 10341 contains 3,601 pieces, including 394 unique part types.

Does the set include any minifigures?

No, the set contains no minifigures and is a pure building and display model.

What colours dominate the model?

The model is dominated by light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and white, matching real launch vehicles and launch infrastructure.

Icons

NASA Artemis Space Launch System

The NASA Artemis Space Launch System belongs to the LEGO® Icons range and recreates the Artemis programme's launch rocket together with its mobile launch tower. With 3,601 pieces and 394 unique parts, it's one of the larger space models in the lineup. This page lists every part used, along with its colour.

Set number: 10341
Year: 2024
Pieces: 3,601
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Icons
Different parts: 394

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 394

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (46)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

Rocket and tower in one model

At 3,601 pieces, the set covers not just the launch rocket itself but also its mobile launch tower, which adds considerably to the scope compared with rocket-only models. Building two separate assemblies keeps the process varied, alternating between more technical sections and finer detail work. The finished result can be displayed as a single rocket or alongside its full launch tower for a larger scene. Displaying both assemblies together also shows how carefully the rocket and tower are scaled relative to each other, much like the real launch complex.

Grey and black for a realistic finish

The colour scheme of light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and white clearly echoes the metallic exterior of real launch vehicles and launch infrastructure. This restrained palette, without bright accent colours, gives the finished model a technical, realistic look rather than a playful toy appearance. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly how these four colours are spread across the set's 3,601 pieces. The mix of matte and slightly glossy surfaces also helps rocket and tower read as genuine launch hardware rather than a toy-like recreation.

394 unique parts for engineering detail

394 unique part types is a solid figure for a space model, pointing to plenty of small detail pieces for struts, piping, engines and tower segments rather than simple repetition of the same bricks. That makes the lower rocket stages and the launch tower particularly interesting to build. Collectors can also treat these specialist parts as a useful stock for other space or engineering projects once the model is complete. Anyone interested in spaceflight engineering can see, in the sheer number of small struts and piping details, just how intricate real launch vehicles actually are.

A model built without minifigures

Unlike many other sets in the Icons range, the NASA Artemis Space Launch System comes with no minifigures at all, focusing entirely on the technical model itself. That fits its character as a display piece for a shelf or desk rather than a set built for play scenes. Anyone after a pure display model on a space theme will find one here that's built entirely around architecture and engineering rather than figures. For collectors who already own other space-themed Icons sets, the model's colours and styling sit comfortably alongside them on a shelf.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Artemis set have?: Set 10341 contains 3,601 pieces, including 394 unique part types.
Does the set include any minifigures?: No, the set contains no minifigures and is a pure building and display model.
What colours dominate the model?: The model is dominated by light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and white, matching real launch vehicles and launch infrastructure.

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