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Transportation

LEGO Ideas Airstream NASA Astrovan

LEGO Ideas Airstream NASA Astrovan

We love NASA. We love LEGO. We love Airstreams. So naturally, it should come as no surprise that when we saw a vehicle that combined three of our favorite things we were all in. Enter the LEGO Ideas Airstream NASA Astrovan. Designed and built by LEGO IDea member Jeno1, this 8 stud wide vehicle is a brick-by-brick reconstruction of everything you need for transportation to and from the spaceport. As Jeno1 tells it, “The Astrovan is a NASA vehicle used at the Kennedy Space Center to transport astronauts from the Operations and Checkout Building to the launch pad before a launch mission and back to Operations and Checkout Building following a shuttle landing.This model is a modified 1983 Airstream Excella motorhome, and has been in use since the STS-9 mission in November 1983.” We loved building it in bricks, but honestly, if anyone ever built a life-sized version, we’d happily live in it for real.