How many pieces does the Command Centre have?

It has 179 pieces, 53 of them distinct, and four minifigures.

What are the main colours?

Blue, light grey, black and trans-yellow.

Is there a similar set?

Yes, the Space Command Center with craterplate (493-3) also has 53 distinct parts and four minifigures, according to the catalogue.

Space Classic Space

LEGO® Command Centre

The Command Centre (926-1) is a 1979 space set with 179 pieces and four minifigures. Below you will find the full parts list and a few thoughts on building it.

Set number: 926
Year: 1979
Pieces: 179
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Classic Space
Different parts: 60

What can I build with it?

Parts list 60

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Minifigures 4

Classic Spaceman, Red with Airtanks (3842a Helmet), Plain Torso fig-0104235 pieces × 2
Classic Spaceman, White with Airtanks (3842a Helmet), Plain Torso fig-0104245 pieces × 2

Description

The nerve centre of a moon base

This set belongs to Classic Space and represents the control room of a space station. From here the crew handles launches and landings and keeps an eye on everything. With 179 pieces and four minifigures it is small, yet it leaves room for several roles: radio operator, engineer, pilot and commander. Its 53 distinct parts give the model more variety than you might expect at this size, which makes the parts list a little more interesting to browse.

The classic space colour trio

Blue, light grey and black are the base colours, with trans-yellow added for windows and lights. That very mix made the early space range so recognisable. Place the model beside other Classic Space sets and everything fits together without anyone having to match shades. If you prefer building your own spacecraft, the light grey and blue elements are a solid foundation that also combines well with modern parts. Together they give the model a lively, slightly technical look.

Build it, then keep going

The construction is clear and suits a calm evening. Afterwards the centre can stand in a display case or become the heart of a bigger scene. Four figures are enough to invent dialogues, emergencies and missions. Anyone with several sets from the range can combine launch pads, vehicles and this control room into a complete station, then rearrange the layout whenever the mood takes them. Replacing a window or a roof panel also works without much effort.

Reuse and rebuild

Whether you own all of the parts or only some can be settled quickly with the “What can I build?” tool on this page. It compares your collection with the parts list and shows what is missing. The list further down then doubles as a shopping list for individual bricks, so you do not have to buy the entire set when only a handful of pieces are absent from your boxes.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Command Centre have?: It has 179 pieces, 53 of them distinct, and four minifigures.
What are the main colours?: Blue, light grey, black and trans-yellow.
Is there a similar set?: Yes, the Space Command Center with craterplate (493-3) also has 53 distinct parts and four minifigures, according to the catalogue.

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