How many pieces does the Space Transporter have?

It has 172 pieces, 56 of them distinct, and two minifigures.

Is it identical to the Space Cruiser?

According to the catalogue the piece count, figures and main colours match those of the Space Cruiser, 487-1.

Which range is it from?

It belongs to Classic Space and dates from 1979.

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LEGO® Space Transporter

The Space Transporter (924-1) is a Classic Space set from 1979 with 172 pieces and two minifigures. Here is the parts list and how it relates to a twin set.

Set number: 924
Year: 1979
Pieces: 172
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Classic Space
Different parts: 69

What can I build with it?

Parts list 69

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Minifigures 2

Classic Spaceman, Red with Airtanks (3842a Helmet) fig-0000205 pieces × 1
Classic Spaceman, White with Airtanks (3842a Helmet) fig-0011275 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

Space Station Alternative 172 pieces by Lucas_Blanchard

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What can I build with it?

Description

Freight across the stars

The name describes the job: this transporter carries cargo and crew through space. With 172 pieces and two minifigures it is one of the smaller vehicles in the 1979 Classic Space range. Its 56 distinct parts produce a detailed shape that goes beyond simple blocky construction. If you like spacecraft, this is a model that builds quickly and still has plenty of character, which is more than you might expect from a set of this size.

Related to the Space Cruiser

The catalogue shows that this set has the same piece count, minifigures and main colours as the Space Cruiser, 487-1. Both numbers describe a very similar model that appeared under different names depending on the market. For you as a builder this means that if you know one parts list, you almost know the other. Collectors, by contrast, look at packaging and instructions, which can differ between the two releases.

Colours and character

Blue, light grey and white shape the look, with trans-yellow in the cockpit. The result looks clean and technical, very much in the style of the early space world of LEGO®. In a display case next to other spacecraft the transporter does not stand out awkwardly but simply extends the fleet. It also works well for play, for instance as a supply ship for a base that you assemble from other Classic Space sets.

Rebuilding with what you have

Use the “What can I build?” tool on this page to see whether the transporter can be put together from your bricks. It compares your collection with the parts list and points out the gaps. Because the sister set is practically identical, the same parts even let you try two variants. Order whatever is missing individually from the list below rather than buying a whole new set. This also saves shelf space. With two near-identical models that is worthwhile.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Space Transporter have?: It has 172 pieces, 56 of them distinct, and two minifigures.
Is it identical to the Space Cruiser?: According to the catalogue the piece count, figures and main colours match those of the Space Cruiser, 487-1.
Which range is it from?: It belongs to Classic Space and dates from 1979.

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