LEGO Space Shuttle Discovery vs LEGO Saturn V | LEGO 10283 vs 92176 | LEGO 92176 vs 10283 | NASA

[@brickpopo4951]

I HAVE to get the Shuttle!!! No. Wait. I MUST have the Saturn V!!! OK. Who am I kidding. I already got both😄 Now of Lego would just make the Mercury, Gemini, Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy and Starship, in the same scale as the Saturn V, our space history would be complete.

[@theherobrainlama1641]

I totally agree with that point!

[@theherobrainlama1641]

But I already made a Falcon 9 moc.

[@theherobrainlama1641]

Oh, and you forgot Nasa's SLS!

[@tedthetreertc1219]

Don’t forget the Soyuz and buran!

[@theherobrainlama1641]

@@tedthetreertc1219 Oh, you're right!

[@asenovbruh8575]

The Saturn V is more iconic to the rest of the world since it put the first man on the Moon. But I'm personally more of a Deep-sky fan, so to me Hubble is just very important as a science based object. Also as a lego set it seems to be more appealing and more pleasing to the eye

[@Mitistefan]

I don't think that the rocket Saturn V itself is more popular than the shuttle, literally every boy/man i know owns/has owned at least one toy space shuttle, yes, the lunar landing is more popular, but not the rocket itself, which is quite sad that id doesn't get the recognition it deserves

[@alpertroncp2198]

Saturn V was a superb, superb set. I'll get that shuttle this summer I think - looks just as good.

[@finngamerr3054]

The shuttle is incredibly well put together

[@alpertroncp2198]

Finn Gamerr I'm still going to pick it up one day - after the daily bugle came out "I'll get it this summer" became "I'll get it this Christmas"

[@cyanah5979]

The LES separates once the Apollo is ins space. The correct display for the Apollo spacecraft would be the command module (also displayed in the ocean) and the SM connected together without the LES.

[@jakemillar649]

Yeah the LES separates a bit after the first stage falls away.

[@niklashocker2044]

Also at the end of the ocket is a rescue rocket which gets separated about 60 seconds after take-off.

[@cyanah5979]

@@niklashocker2044 Rescue rocket = LES (Launch Escape System)

[@smajl2]

You can remove the "white" command module with LES and put there the "grey" command module from splash down scene. That way you can actually connect command module to lunar module as they were on way to the moon :)

[@Owlberightback]

I have the Saturn V, the shuttle, and the ISS all up on a book shelf together 😁

[@成就不空]

Cool

[@sergeantdaniel0442]

Do you have the 10266 too?

[@Owlberightback]

@@sergeantdaniel0442 I wish I did but the current prices are way out of my budget

[@Didkfmfjfjidkdndjdididk]

Good for you I have the Saturn v and the iss along with the lego expert lunar module but I don’t have the space shuttle 😢😢😢

[@torenwoodstock2389]

@@sergeantdaniel0442 I got the Saturn V and Lunar lander on two separate occasions over the past two years and today the ISS and space shuttle are coming in the mail! I'm so excited to have them all on display together 😄

[@Devinci297]

Discovery was my first Lego model. Took me 15 hours to assemble!

[@holes977]

TOOK me 2 weeks because 2 days building it 3 days cheching for mistakes and the last day finding a spot for it

[@alandaab5337]

I’m dying for a lego starship

[@daviddavis]

It’s an ideas set that I think is going into review soon

[@jadenyork4560]

There's someone in my discord server that designed a really good one

[@randomperson3187]

@@daviddavis the Saturn v beat it

[@vilmospalik1480]

@@___15 eh, the end design is pretty clear at this point, we’re their the cgi get stuff worked out faze, The only things that are up in the air that are visual are, windows and landing legs

[@amirulyaasin9038]

I relly one lego starship

[@aerli9762]

Nasa:Spends 450 million dollars for each space shuttle mission. Me who bought it for 100$/€/£: Business is booming

[@quackywack9331]

Fun fact is that the nanofigs from the Saturn V set fit comfortably inside the orbiter. My Saturn V set came with 4 in total. I put 2 on the moon surface and 2 inside the orbiter.

[@alainvillesuzanne8613]

We can, at first, regret that the 2 sets are not on the same scale. But when you think about it, they are each at an appropriate scale: if the rocket had been at the same scale as the shuttle, it would have been much too big and a shuttle at the scale of Saturn V would have lost a lot of details. To realize the size, the nanofigures are perfect for the rocket.For the shuttle, the closest would be 1/72 Airfix style figures.

[@AllTheBricksTogether]

This is the right assumption. I agree with you.

[@DrHeinzDoofenschmirtz]

The Discovery's rudder also works and if you remove the solar panels and replace them with the "rolled up" panels, the Hubble will fit inside the cargo bay with the doors closed.

[@Imbrokebutwithlegos]

These are my two favorite sets in my collection. Possibly some of the best Lego sets of all time

[@sammiller7018]

I wouldve loved to see these at the same scale

[@theeverythingshow3377]

okay I wanted the Saturn V but now I want the NASA Space Shuttle Discovery set now

[@Texle]

As somebody who owns both, I do think that the Shuttle is a better display piece and was more fun to build. But the Saturn V is also a great set nut felt more repetitive during the building phase. If you can only buy one, I recommend the Shuttle

[@dannypipewrench533]

You know, I had just the opposite experience. I enjoyed building the Saturn V a lot more than the Shuttle. But I do agree that the Shuttle makes an excellent display piece, and is a little more interesting to play with.

[@NiagaraTFP]

3:36 Piece Fell Off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@theherobrainlama1641]

That happens when you don't press the bricks together properly.

[@n.y.c.2070]

Thanks for the video. I would buy Saturn V definitely if it wasn't too expensive where I live.

[@GalaktyczneKlocki]

You didn't mention that Saturn doesn't have any stickers and the Discovery stickers, especially those mirrors, are a nightmare. 🤣

[@Wutse]

i actually left those stickers out of mine , i'm displaying it with the cargo bay closed

[@armanclark2401]

not adding those stickers.. me and my son hate the stickers, its a joke to NOT put them on

[@dannypipewrench533]

Oh, yeah. I hated doing the stickers on the Shuttle. The Saturn V was a lot more fun the build.

[@brettoyanagi9441]

I’m actually planning to get the shuttle for Christmas

[@josetoro4405]

vs is not the word but AND. you need both.

[@AllTheBricksTogether]

😂😂 you're totally right. This "vs" means "How they look like alongside each other"

[@GuiOmania]

Its still insane how cheap the Saturn V is for how big it is !!! The new lego city set of the rocket SLS cost way more and it have way less pieces and its way smaller !!!

[@leocouet-lannes6771]

Oh yes it’s fantastic! Very very good

[@nathanroberts355]

I always dream of becoming the first Australian astronaut to walk on the moon be like Neil Armstrong and Edwin buzz aldrin Apollo 11 20th July 1969 50yrs ago

[@dannypipewrench533]

Hey, I am planning on working on deep space propulsion projects, so if you want a ride maybe I can get you out there.

[@maxdavidyermolaev4164]

they need to make more space lego sets

[@AllTheBricksTogether]

there will be some space technic sets in upcoming months.

[@christoph560]

Piece weight from both sets?

[@blondie-1112]

So this is why they kept declining on other people's lego ideas sets as they were working on this beast!!!. Shame they didn't add the fuel rockets and bosters

[@AllTheBricksTogether]

few days after release were boosters and rocket available on rebrickable 😂

[@blondie-1112]

@@AllTheBricksTogether their loss

[@totallynate1408]

remember, the two aren’t at the same scale

[@mewimi]

Yeah 10213 and 10231 are more true to the scale of the space shuttle versus Saturn V lol.

[@tryingtoget10kwithoutmakin15]

@@mewimi funny though as the space shuttles seats fit perfectly micro figures yet so does the Saturn 5 even though the scales are different

[@ttmfndng201]

@@tryingtoget10kwithoutmakin15 the space shuttle does not fit them perfectly, they are around as tall as the seats while standing

[@AirBlue-0]

2:46 hate to burst your bubble, those are not flaps, they're ailerons.

[@AllTheBricksTogether]

Thank you for correcting me, I should do more research next time.

[@Mr_RRE]

Excellent 😍😍😍

[@cross049]

I like these sets but unfortunately I don't have the money to buy them

[@AkkfromRussia]

I have both

[@tabishmazhar-e8x]

Well I have both sets now

[@Didkfmfjfjidkdndjdididk]

The Saturn v was released in 2017 not 2020

[@35ozgur]

I am building shuttle I just purchased saturn V =) best hobby

[@AllTheBricksTogether]

I agree with you. Once you begin, you can't stop

[@TubbyJ420]

1:53 Canadarm *

[@AllTheBricksTogether]

Thank your for explanation :D I should do my homework better next time :D

[@NateSceneTV]

@Zaher74 That's Canadarm 2

[@armanclark2401]

@tubby thanks! everyone called it the movement arm?? or something.. its canadarm. think im gonna make a sticker for it

[@kirkshammett94]

Saturn V is to good of a price not to buy

[@tabishmazhar-e8x]

I,d rather choose Saturn 5

[@spaceman3613]

I just said f*** It and bought both

[@fayemendyfabrice4747]

Saturne v magnifique 👍👍👍👍

[@AllTheBricksTogether]

Je suis d'accord avec toi! C'est vraiment super.

[@jakemillar649]

If the shuttle was the same scale as the Saturn V, and was cheaper, I would buy it.

[@alphatrion100]

Get the lepin version. 70 bucks

[@lunisbrickcreations7289]

Hello

[@davidkahari9569]

SHUTTLE NOT GOOD SATURN V YYEEEEEAAAAAHHHHHH