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Set 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket
LEGO Ideas and CUUSOO

Tintin Moon Rocket

Tintin Moon Rocket 21367 brings the iconic red-and-white rocket from the Tintin comics into the LEGO® Ideas range. At 1,283 pieces with five minifigures, it's one of the more figure-heavy Ideas sets.

Set number
21367
Year
2026
Pieces
1,283
Minifigures
5
Theme
LEGO Ideas and CUUSOO
Different parts
191
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 191

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Spare parts (29)

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Minifigures 5

Description

A fan idea becomes a set

LEGO® Ideas sets grow out of community proposals, and the rocket from 'Destination Moon' and 'Explorers on the Moon' is an obvious pick for classic comic fans. 191 unique parts show that despite the simple overall shape, plenty of detail solutions were needed for the fins, landing legs and that distinctive checkerboard pattern. Setting the 1,283 pieces against the 191 unique parts shows a ratio that is typical for LEGO® Ideas sets, mixing recurring basic elements with more elaborate specialised pieces, which keeps the build varied without ever feeling unnecessarily complicated.

Five minifigures for the crew

Five minifigures cover the full crew, including Tintin, Snowy, Captain Haddock and the Thompson twins. That extends the set beyond just the rocket, letting you build out small scenes around launch and landing. This colour distribution is typical of LEGO® Ideas sets in this size range and directly shapes how uniform or contrasting the finished model looks on a shelf, something worth considering when building out a wider collection.

Red-and-white rocket in colour

Red, white, black and light bluish grey make up the palette, matching the comic rocket's familiar checkerboard finish exactly. The parts list on this page shows how the 1,283 pieces split across those four colours, useful if you want to match the pattern precisely while building. Before buying, it is also worth checking the 5 included minifigures, since that number signals whether the set leans toward extended play scenes or a single display piece, which makes the buying decision easier depending on how you plan to use it.

Parts list for comic fans

If you want to rebuild or touch up the rocket's checkerboard pattern accurately, the parts list on this page names every one of the 191 unique shapes with its exact colour and quantity. At 1,283 pieces with five minifigures, this is clearly a set built for both building and play. For collectors of LEGO® Ideas sets, it is also worth comparing this one against other comic or film-based proposals from the same range to judge its shape variety. Especially across LEGO® Ideas sets with a similar piece count, comparing several parts lists before buying is a good way to judge how much shape variety versus repetition each set actually offers.

FAQ

Where does the rocket's design come from?
It's based on the red moon rocket from the Tintin albums 'Destination Moon' and 'Explorers on the Moon'.
How many minifigures are included?
The set includes five minifigures covering Tintin's crew.
Is this part of the LEGO® Ideas range?
Yes, it comes from LEGO® Ideas, a range built on proposals from the community.

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