21104 Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Rover
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21104 |
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 $29.99 €29.99 £29.99 $49.99Additional prices:  $59.99 |
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21104 Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Rover is the fifth official LEGO CUUSOO set released on January 1, 2014.
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- Stephen Pakbaz (Perijove), a Mechanical Engineer who worked on the actual Curiosity rover at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, designed and submitted the rover project to LEGO CUUSOO in late 2011.
LEGO.com Description[edit | edit source]
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Explore Martian landscapes with the amazing NASA Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Rover!
The LEGO® NASA Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Rover has landed! Designed by real Curiosity Rover engineer, Stephen Pakbaz, and chosen by LEGO CUUSOO members, this amazing LEGO version of the highly advanced mobile laboratory features lots of great details, such as 6-wheel rocker-bogie suspension, articulated robotic arm and multiple camera sets. This great model also comes with a fascinating booklet with building instructions and information about the history of Mars exploration and the Curiosity Rover, plus a display plate complete with LEGO brick Martian rocks – perfect for testing out the rover’s go-anywhere suspension!
Features 6-wheel suspension, articulated robotic arm and multiple camera sets Build the model that LEGO® CUUSOO members requested! Drive over tough obstacles with the 6-wheel suspension Play out your very own Martian science missions! Reach out for samples with the robotic arm Includes white, grey and black bricks for a metallic look Includes building instructions and exclusive information booklet Designed by a real Curiosity Rover engineer! Rover measures over 3” (10cm) high, 5” (15cm) long and 4” (12cm) wide Robotic arm extends over 2” (7cm)
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Prototype Model
Prototype Curiosity Rover Model
The set in its entirety
The back of the box
The set's box, signed by Stephen Pakbaz, the designer of the original model
