Clever moving function is enabled by a Technic rack winder

Mark Pospesel (Coding and Other Stuff)
Coding, tech, living abroad, travel, hiking, vintage plastic bricks
Clever moving function is enabled by a Technic rack winder

6953-1: Cosmic Laser Launcher, 1987. Futuron rocket base. The rocket is chunky, but the walls open while the rocket is raised up. 💙




These two Futuron ships have a lot in common.


6932-1: Star Defender 200, 1987. The Futuron flagship with large central windscreen, twin side pods, two astronauts, and a small rover.



6893-1: Orion II Hyperspace, Futuron 1987. 3-part modular vehicle: front cockpit, mid scooter, and rear trailer holding a robot-driven rover.



6884-1: Aero Module, Futuron 1987. Sleek spacecraft with astronaut, rover, and robot tightly packed beneath a large blue windscreen.



That’s my final Classic Space build. 8 sets for 1987, 75 sets since 1978. Up next: Futuron.

Space bases, 1980-87




6972-1: Polaris I Space Lab, 1987. I 💙 the diagonal bilateral symmetry of this rocket-launching base featuring twin monorails to scooter launch pads.




6883-1: Terrestrial Rover, 1987. Articulated vehicle with a satellite to launch plus a small drone.



