LEGO Icons NASA Space Shuttle Discovery 10283


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This guide is for LEGO enthusiasts, space exploration aficionados, and anyone looking for a rewarding and detailed building experience. The LEGO Icons NASA Space Shuttle Discovery 10283 offers a meticulously detailed model of the Space Shuttle Discovery and the Hubble Space Telescope, providing hours of engaging construction and a stunning display piece. However, be aware that the set contains 2,354 pieces and requires significant time and focus to complete.
| Series | Icons |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 10283 |
| Brand | LEGO |
This set is recommended for ages 18 and up.
The set includes 2,354 pieces.
Yes, the set includes detailed step-by-step instructions.
Yes, the set includes multiple display stands allowing you to display the shuttle and telescope separately or together.
The Space Shuttle is over 54 cm (21 in.) long.
LEGO offers a warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Contact LEGO customer service for details.
This set can be purchased from LEGO stores, online retailers, and other authorized LEGO dealers.
The robotic arm is designed to deploy the Hubble telescope, replicating its real-world functionality during the STS-31 mission.
Double-check the instruction manual to ensure the piece is actually missing. Contact LEGO customer service with the set number and the missing part number.
Review the instructions carefully. If needed, disassemble the section and start again. Ensure you are using the correct pieces and that they are correctly oriented.
Ensure that the pieces are fully connected. Sometimes, a firm press is needed to secure them. For older sets, the plastic may have weakened, and you might need to use a small amount of adhesive (use with caution and research appropriate LEGO-safe adhesives).