Moon Rover Building Set
A six-wheeled rover with a folding solar panel, a grabbing sample arm and a tiny astronaut — 248 pieces, built in an afternoon.
Every wheel on the Moon Rover sits on its own rocker, so it climbs over books, cushions and the edge of the rug the way real rovers cross craters. The sample arm swings out and grips, the solar panel folds flat for the journey, and the astronaut clips into the driver's seat. At 248 pieces it is a first proper set for a six-year-old, and a quick, satisfying build for an older one.
- 248 pieces in 2 numbered bags
- Rocker suspension on all six wheels
- Includes one astronaut minifigure
- Launch price for this drop only
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