How many minifigures come with it?

The set includes four minifigures and 211 pieces in 54 different shapes.

Which theme does the rover belong to?

It is part of the Futuron space range and was released in 1988.

What colours are typical?

White, black and light grey, plus trans-dark blue. Every colour is listed in the parts list.

Space Futuron

LEGO® Interplanetary Rover

The Interplanetary Rover comes from the Futuron space range and was released in 1988. It has 211 pieces, includes four minifigures and arrives in a cool mix of white, black and grey.

Set number: 6925
Year: 1988
Pieces: 211
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Futuron
Different parts: 64

What can I build with it?

Parts list 64

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Minifigures 4

Futuron Spaceman, Yellow with Airtanks and Dark Blue Visor fig-0000886 pieces × 2
Futuron Droid - Black, Trans-Yellow Eyes fig-0104207 pieces × 2

Description

A vehicle for distant planets

Futuron was one of the space lines from LEGO®, where explorers roam faraway worlds in vehicles and stations. The rover belongs to the exploration side of that story. With 211 pieces it is a mid-sized set: big enough for a properly equipped vehicle, yet still easy to take in. If you collect space sets from the period, this is a typical example of the Futuron look and a handy reference for the era. It also works well as a first stop for anyone curious about the look of classic space sets.

Cool colours and clear blue

White, black and light grey lead the palette, joined by trans-dark blue, which usually stands for canopies and windows. Together they give the rover its technical feel. Among the 211 pieces there are 54 different elements, including specialist parts that rarely turn up in ordinary town sets. That is exactly why the parts list repays a look, for example if you want to extend your own space builds with similar pieces. The clean grey surfaces also combine neatly with other sets from the range.

Four crew, plenty of play

Four minifigures make a generous crew for a set of this size. They turn the rover into a proper play set: the team climbs in and out, explores the surroundings and swaps seats in the vehicle. It is less a pure display model, although it looks good on a shelf next to other Futuron sets. The figures are part of what makes the set appealing to collectors who care about completeness.

Building on what you have

Many of the grey and white parts can be reused in spaceships and bases of your own. The parts list on this page shows every element with its quantity and colour. The “What can I build?” tool also tells you which further sets can be rebuilt fully or partly with this material, in case you already own the pieces in a collection and want to make something new out of them.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with it?: The set includes four minifigures and 211 pieces in 54 different shapes.
Which theme does the rover belong to?: It is part of the Futuron space range and was released in 1988.
What colours are typical?: White, black and light grey, plus trans-dark blue. Every colour is listed in the parts list.

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