Learning at Home

Moon Mission Science Kit

The Moon Mission Science Kit is part of the LEGO® Education learning range and builds a 519-piece lunar mission scene. Two minifigures explore the moon's surface and a research station, set in white, dark blue, dark turquoise and light bluish grey.

Set number
45200
Year
2026
Pieces
519
Minifigures
2
Different parts
198
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 198

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Minifigures 2

Description

A research station, not just a spaceship

Rather than a single spacecraft, the set centres on a small research station with lunar ground, equipment and a link to a transport module. That structure works well for acting out steps such as landing, sample collection and return flight as separate scenes instead of building one static model. Dark blue and dark turquoise cover technical panels and instruments, light bluish grey stands in for rock and ground plates, and white adds highlights on suits and gear. With 198 unique parts among 519 pieces, the focus sits clearly on functional detail rather than large plain sections. Small ladders and railings connect the different levels of the station, making the structure easy to read at a glance.

Two figures, two roles

Two minifigures cover different jobs, such as pilot and researcher, so tasks split naturally during play: one figure operates the module while the other collects samples or handles instruments. For use at home or in a classroom, that means a mission can be broken into separate steps, which helps younger children follow the sequence of events without having to take in every part at once. That division of roles carries over to other space sets too, so several missions can be played out one after another.

Colours with a clear function

The white, dark blue, dark turquoise and light bluish grey palette stays deliberately restrained and technical, matching the set's learning focus. Among 198 unique parts are plenty of small specialised shapes for instruments, antennas and connectors, which combine well with other space or technology themes. The full parts list on this page shows in detail which elements are also useful for other space builds beyond this set.

Use at home and in learning settings

At 519 pieces, the set sits in the mid-size range for a learning kit: substantial enough to spread across several building sessions, but without the complexity of a pure collector's model. It suits children with an interest in space themes who enjoy building through clearly separated steps, whether alone at home or guided in a learning setting.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Moon Mission Science Kit have?
Set 45200 contains 519 pieces, including 198 unique parts.
How many minifigures come with it?
Two minifigures are included, each covering different tasks of the mission.
What colours define the set?
White, dark blue, dark turquoise and light bluish grey give it its technical look. See the parts list on this page for details.

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