6980-1: Galaxy Commander, 1983. Largest Classic Space set. Flagship update to the venerable LL928. Twin cockpits, modular design, deployable base. 💯




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6980-1: Galaxy Commander, 1983. Largest Classic Space set. Flagship update to the venerable LL928. Twin cockpits, modular design, deployable base. 💯




6930-1: Space Supply Station, 1983. Small base elevated over a crater plate with a command center, two ground vehicles, and two hovercrafts.



6844-1: Seismological Vehicle, 1983. Articulated ground vehicle with containers, dual sensors, and ground-scanning radar. Fitting companion to the Surface Transport.



6823-1: Surface Transport, 1983. Small, articulated ground vehicle with a scanner and a container for samples.


6803-1: Space Patrol, 1983. Updated version of the small flying wedge. Blue accents and a video camera/gun. Swooshable. 🚀💫



1593-1: Super Model, 1983. Wonderfully weird and awkward. You get a communications module and a ship that docks with a ground vehicle.




To kick off 1983 we have a super model. Super models were instructions for builds using pieces from two or three sets. In this case these two sets:


…and that’s the small wave of 3 LEGO Space sets from 1982. Next up: 1983.

6950-1: Mobile Rocket Transport, 1982. Most epic of all the rocket launchers. Big tires and independent suspension for rocky alien terrain. 🚀👍




The aforementioned Cosmic Cruiser looks like the love child of these two sets.

