What is the „Mission Moon” theme about?

It was the FIRST LEGO League 2018/2019 challenge season, focused on the technology and problems involved in returning astronauts to the Moon.

How many pieces does set 45807 have?

693 pieces across 204 unique part types, mainly in white, red, black and yellow.

Is this a good set for younger builders?

It works best for children and teenagers who already enjoy technical building, since there are no minifigures and the focus is on functional construction rather than play scenes.

FIRST LEGO League

Mission MOON Inspire Set

This 693-piece set combines 204 unique parts in white, red, black and yellow, without a single minifigure. It was released in 2018 as part of the FIRST LEGO League's „Mission Moon” season, a challenge built around the technology of returning to the Moon.

Set number: 45807
Year: 2018
Pieces: 693
Minifigures: 0
Theme: FIRST LEGO League
Different parts: 204

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 204

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Description

693 pieces in a focused four-colour palette

With 693 pieces spread across 204 unique parts, this set offers considerably more material than a basic starter box. The white, red, black and yellow colour scheme echoes spacesuits, landers and technical equipment associated with real space missions. Because the palette is deliberately limited rather than mixed, finished builds tend to look coherent and functional. Browsing the parts list on this page shows exactly which shapes and colours dominate, which is useful for spotting wheels, joints, antennae and other technical elements before building.

Built for an education and robotics challenge

FIRST LEGO League is a worldwide programme that invites teams of children and teenagers to design, build and programme models each year around a new challenge. The 2018/2019 season, titled „Mission Moon”, focused on the technology needed for a crewed return to the Moon. Set 45807 was released as an Inspire Set to support that theme, giving teams a starting point of parts for building lunar-mission-style models. It suits schools, clubs and STEM-minded families rather than typical themed-set collectors.

No minifigures, all about the mechanics

Unlike most licensed or themed sets, 45807 ships without any minifigures. The build itself is the focus, with moving parts and sturdy connections designed to be extended or modified as part of a competition project. That makes it appealing to builders who prefer technical construction over role-play scenes, including older children, technically curious builders and teachers looking for a hands-on way to introduce robotics or space topics in class. The 204 distinct part types give plenty of scope for original ideas.

Using the part count for your own projects

Since this set is no longer sold at retail, the full parts list on this page is a practical reference for sourcing missing pieces or reusing components in other builds. Knowing which of the 204 part types appear in white, red, black and yellow makes it easier to recognise them in other sets or repurpose them for vehicle and technical creations of your own. That way, the parts from a single competition season stay useful well beyond the original build.

FAQ

What is the „Mission Moon” theme about?: It was the FIRST LEGO League 2018/2019 challenge season, focused on the technology and problems involved in returning astronauts to the Moon.
How many pieces does set 45807 have?: 693 pieces across 204 unique part types, mainly in white, red, black and yellow.
Is this a good set for younger builders?: It works best for children and teenagers who already enjoy technical building, since there are no minifigures and the focus is on functional construction rather than play scenes.