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Set 7313 Red Planet Protector
Space Life On Mars

LEGO® Red Planet Protector

Red Planet Protector is a space set from the 2001 Life on Mars range. It has 193 pieces and 1 minifigure, and it is set on Mars.

Set number
7313
Year
2001
Pieces
193
Minifigures
1
Theme
Life On Mars
Different parts
72
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Parts list 72

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Spare parts (4)

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Minifigures 1

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Description

A mission on Mars

The Life on Mars range from LEGO® tells of explorers and aliens on the Red Planet. This set belongs to it and has 193 pieces. The name already promises a defensive role: the model stands for the effort to counter threats on the Martian surface. It was released in 2001, a time when space themes were popular with both collectors and children. If you enjoy science fiction, this is a manageable model that can be built over a single afternoon.

Cool colours for a Martian world

Dark grey, light grey, blue and sand blue shape the look. These colours feel technical and sober, as you would expect from space equipment. Sand blue is a rather uncommon shade that gives the model a distinctive touch. There are 62 different elements among the 193 pieces, so many special shapes that rarely repeat. You will find the full breakdown, including the number of pieces per colour, in the parts list on this page.

One figure, plenty of imagination

One minifigure is included, and it forms the centre of play. With it you can act out missions, whether exploration, repair or defence. Because the story is not prescribed, there is plenty of room for your own ideas. As a display piece the model suits other space sets from the early 2000s and looks good on a shelf next to vehicles and stations from the same range. It is compact enough to find a place even in a smaller collection.

Parts for your own spacecraft

Grey and blue elements are excellent for spaceships, bases or robots of your own design. With the “What can I build?” tool on Bricoria you can see which other models you could put together from your collection and these bricks. The many special parts also make the set interesting as a donor when you are after details for space projects and do not want to spend a long time browsing.

FAQ

How many pieces and figures does it have?
Set 7313 has 193 pieces, 62 of them different elements, and includes 1 minifigure.
Which range does it belong to?
It belongs to the space range Life on Mars from 2001.
Which colours does it use?
Mainly dark grey, light grey, blue and sand blue. The parts list on this page shows all quantities.

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