The rear module of the Deep Freeze Defender features a garage door roof that when you slide it open lifts a small scooter into launch position.

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The rear module of the Deep Freeze Defender features a garage door roof that when you slide it open lifts a small scooter into launch position.

Raising the roof on Deep Freeze Defender’s mid-section also lifts its rocket into firing position.

LEGO’s first identifiably female Space minifigure. It only took them what, 15 years?

Deep Freeze Defender, 1993. The Ice Planet flagship has dual cockpits, rocket-launching mid section, and scooter- deploying rear. It can be reconfigured into two complete spaceships.




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