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LEGO® Icons · 10341 · 2024
NASA Artemis Space Launch System
Strong value per piece and retiring – a good buy before the year ends
3,601 pieces · List price $259.99· Retiring soon
A 70 cm tall rocket and launch tower for 2,999.90 kr – about 0.83 kr per piece – and Brickset expects it to retire on 31 December 2026. If you like space models, this is one of the better-value large sets to buy now.
Where to buy
| Store | Price | Checked | Go to store |
|---|---|---|---|
| LEGO.com | SEK 2,999.90 | Go to store ↗ |
Prices change often. Always check the price in the store before you buy.
Good
- About 0.83 kr per piece
- Tall model with a small footprint (27 × 30 cm)
- Orion capsule can be displayed separately
Not so good
- No minifigures or play features
- Retiring – limited time to wait for a deal
The facts
- 3,601 pieces. 70 cm high, 27 cm wide and 30 cm deep (LEGO.com).
- Multi-stage rocket with two solid rocket boosters, an Orion capsule with fold-out solar panels (it can sit in the rocket or on its own stand) and a mobile launch tower with retractable umbilicals, rocket supports and crew access arm (LEGO.com).
- List price on LEGO.com Sweden: 2,999.90 kr (checked 3 November 2026), about 0.83 kr per piece. US $259.99, UK £219.99 (Brickset).
- On sale since May 2024. Brickset lists an exit date of 31 December 2026.
Who should buy it
Space fans who want a tall model that doesn't eat a whole shelf: the footprint is only 27 × 30 cm.
Who should skip it
Anyone who wants minifigures or play features – there are none. It is a display model.
Price verdict
At about 0.83 kr per piece it is good value for a large adult set, and the retirement date means waiting for a 2027 sale is not an option.
Verdict: Buy. Our target is 2,550 kr (about 15% under list), and list price is still fair if you don't find it lower before December.
How we set target prices: the target is a level we consider good value, based on price per piece and comparable sets. It is not a prediction that any store will reach it.
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