The Saturn V rocket that took astronauts to the moon still holds the record for being the largest, heaviest rocket to ever blast off for the stars. It's only fitting that the new Lego kit to ...

The Lego Ideas NASA Apollo Saturn V set is on sale for $95.99, down from its normal $119.99. The 1969-piece includes a towering Saturn V moon rocket that stands more than 39 inches (100 cm) tall ...

For reference, here is a picture of the original, real-life Saturn V rocket, which was 363 feet tall, and weighed 6,540,000 pounds. It also launched 13 times and never once lost crew or payload.

A Lego fan's idea to build a huge Lego version of NASA's historic Saturn V moon rocket has surpassed the 10,000-vote mark, a milestone that kicks it up to further review by Lego designers.

As the first rocket to put people on the moon, NASA's Saturn V occupies a special place in the history of space exploration. And now it can occupy a special place in your Lego collection, too ...

We see you, Lego.) Besides the HYUGE Saturn V rocket, the set also includes an Apollo Command Module and Lunar Lander with three new astronaut micro-figs. Mashable Trend Report ...

The real Saturn V may have been 363 feet tall and over six million pounds, but with 1,969 piece and standing at a majestic 39 inches, the Lego version is no slouch.

Lego Ideas is launching a NASA Apollo Saturn V rocket set on June 1, 2017, to help space fans everywhere pull off historic moon missions from the comfort of their own homes.

Lego's Saturn V rocket set will hit stores June 1 and will be priced at $119.99 or $109.99 euros. The set can be divided into three sections, the S-IC, S-II and the S-IVB stages.

The LEGO Ideas NASA Apollo Saturn V Rocket (21309) is now available to purchase at the LEGO Shop @ Home website for $119.99 with free shipping.. Unfortunately there’s already a catch mere hours ...

Behold the metre-high LEGO Apollo Saturn V rocket made from 1,969 pieces At approximately 1:110 scale, the 21309 Nasa Apollo Saturn V model is designed to be an 'icon of space exploration' and ...