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1010-Piece Lego City NASA Inspired ​Rocket Launch Center Building Kit

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Amazon has 1,010-Piece Lego City NASA Inspired ​Rocket Launch Center Building Kit (60351, Frustration-Free or Standard Packaging)​ for $127.99 -> Now $132.99. Shipping is free.

Available in:Target also has 1,010-Piece Lego City NASA Inspired ​Rocket Launch Center Building Kit (60351)​ for $127.99 -> Now $132.99​. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.
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Best Buy also has 1,010-Piece Lego City NASA Inspired ​Rocket Launch Center Building Set (60351) for $127.99 -> Now $132.99​. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.
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About this item:
  • The LEGO City NASA - inspired rocket set features a LEGO space rocket, launch tower, detailed space observatory and a launch control center
  • This space rocket toy for children comes with a service vehicle, planet rover, drone & 6 LEGO astronaut minifigures for creative space play
  • Packed with LEGO minifigure accessories, like a space rover model with a pretend light brick-cutting laser that shines a red light (battery included)
  • Kids can operate the launch tower elevator to deliver the astronauts to the boarding gangway and play out rocket launch scenarios
  • The free LEGO Building Instructions app lets kids zoom, rotate and view models from all angles as they build
  • When built, the toy space rocket, including boosters, measures over 16.5 in. (42 cm) high and 4 in. (11 cm) wide

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    • This is $32 lower (20% savings) than the $159.99 list price.
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Amazon has 1,010-Piece Lego City NASA Inspired ​Rocket Launch Center Building Kit (60351, Frustration-Free or Standard Packaging)​ for $127.99 -> Now $132.99. Shipping is free.

Available in:Target also has 1,010-Piece Lego City NASA Inspired ​Rocket Launch Center Building Kit (60351)​ for $127.99 -> Now $132.99​. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.
  • Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location

Best Buy also has 1,010-Piece Lego City NASA Inspired ​Rocket Launch Center Building Set (60351) for $127.99 -> Now $132.99​. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.
  • Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location
Thanks to Deal Hunter reptarSnax for posting this deal.

About this item:
  • The LEGO City NASA - inspired rocket set features a LEGO space rocket, launch tower, detailed space observatory and a launch control center
  • This space rocket toy for children comes with a service vehicle, planet rover, drone & 6 LEGO astronaut minifigures for creative space play
  • Packed with LEGO minifigure accessories, like a space rover model with a pretend light brick-cutting laser that shines a red light (battery included)
  • Kids can operate the launch tower elevator to deliver the astronauts to the boarding gangway and play out rocket launch scenarios
  • The free LEGO Building Instructions app lets kids zoom, rotate and view models from all angles as they build
  • When built, the toy space rocket, including boosters, measures over 16.5 in. (42 cm) high and 4 in. (11 cm) wide

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Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This is $32 lower (20% savings) than the $159.99 list price.
  • About this store:

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Model: LEGO City Rocket Launch Center 60351 Building Kit; NASA-Inspired Space Toy for Kids Aged 7 and up (1,010 Pieces)

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__BIOHAZARD___
City prices seem so high to me. Even on sale, this is still more expensive than the incredible Saturn V rocket they had a while back.

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reptarSnax
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This set is packed with 6 LEGO minifigure accessories, like a space rover model with a pretend light brick-cutting laser that shines a red light (battery included) and includes a free LEGO Building Instructions app that lets kids zoom, rotate and view models from all angles as they build
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adrenaline
Sep 13, 2023
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Quote from reptarSnax :
This set is packed with 6 LEGO minifigure accessories, like a space rover model with a pretend light brick-cutting laser that shines a red light (battery included) and includes a free LEGO Building Instructions app that lets kids zoom, rotate and view models from all angles as they build
*7 minifigures.
Sep 13, 2023
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__BIOHAZARD___
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City prices seem so high to me. Even on sale, this is still more expensive than the incredible Saturn V rocket they had a while back.
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myculito
Sep 13, 2023
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I guess this set is supposed to represent NASA's Artemis SLS rocket.

I just wished they had labeled it like that, instead of "Rocket Launch Center"
Last edited by myculito September 13, 2023 at 01:55 PM.
Sep 13, 2023
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jayrandom
Sep 13, 2023
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My daughter loved this set.
Sep 13, 2023
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ronder
Sep 13, 2023
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So it's like this, but less cool? LEGO City Space Deep Space Rocket and Launch Control 60228 Model Rocket Building Kit with Toy Monorail, Control Tower and Astronaut Minifigures, Fun STEM Toy for Creative Play (837 Pieces) https://a.co/d/csRI7Dh
Sep 14, 2023
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strycker
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Quote from __BIOHAZARD___ :
City prices seem so high to me. Even on sale, this is still more expensive than the incredible Saturn V rocket they had a while back.
The Saturn V is an awesome model for $100 that it cost. 1969 pieces. Now most things are $10 / 100 parts and that can include the tiny dot parts. Anything under $0.10 / piece seems like a deal anymore.

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Quote from myculito :
I guess this set is supposed to represent NASA's Artemis SLS rocket.

I just wished they had labeled it like that, instead of "Rocket Launch Center"
Waiting on a realistic Artemis rocket like they did the Saturn V and Space Shuttle. The kid version is neat but not a collector version.
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Waiting for a SpaceX edition.
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hexydes
Sep 17, 2023
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It's insane how expensive Legos are now. I'm definitely priced out because the value isn't there. Especially for the non-branded sets. I get that Disney and WB charge an arm and a leg for licensing and Lego has to build that into the cost, but non-branded sets are just Lego being greedy. At scale, I bet these sets probably cost less than $15 to build, even accounting for design, packaging, shipping, etc.

They can charge what they want, but I think Lego is going to find in 10-15 years that they've lost an entire generation by catering only to the enthusiasts, and they're going to struggle to get them back because the nostalgia factor won't be there.
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