Space Exploriens

LEGO® Android Base

Android Base is a space set from the Exploriens range, released in 1996. It comes with 275 pieces and three minifigures, and its pale palette is lifted by a bright neon green.

Set number
6958
Year
1996
Pieces
275
Minifigures
3
Different parts
133
What can I build with it?

Parts list 133

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 (1)

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

Minifigures 3

Description

A base in the Exploriens line

Exploriens was one of the space ranges of the nineties, and Android Base serves as an outpost for it. The name suggests artificial beings and the station that houses them. With 275 pieces it is a mid-sized set that offers more play value than display presence and can be built in a single sitting. If you collect space themes from that decade, it is a typical example of the futuristic styling of the mid-nineties. The three figures make the station look inhabited at once.

White, black and neon green

The colours carry the model. White and black form the structure, light grey fills in, and translucent neon green adds the accent that instantly reads as science fiction. Transparent neon shades were a trademark of space sets in these years. Those particular pieces can be harder to find today, so the parts list is worth a look if you need certain colours for projects of your own or want to replace a single missing element. The neon green does a lot for the look of the range.

Three figures, many element types

Three minifigures live on the base, and with 109 different elements the range is unusually broad for 275 pieces. That points to plenty of special shapes rather than plain standard bricks. For your own builds this is an advantage, since specialised elements give more options for aerials, consoles and technical detail on stations or vehicles. You will find the complete list further down this page, sorted by element and colour.

Play it, display it or rebuild it

You can assemble the base as intended and play with the figures. If you prefer display, set it next to other models from the range and build a small lunar landscape around it. And if you want to reuse the parts, the “What can I build?” tool shows which models your collection allows once this set is included. All three approaches work because the elements are sturdy and combine well.

FAQ

Which range does Android Base belong to?
It is part of the Exploriens space line and was released in 1996.
How many minifigures are included?
There are three minifigures, along with 275 pieces in 109 different shapes.
Which colours dominate?
Mainly white, black, trans-neon green and light grey.

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