2025 Space sets

[Classic_Spaceman]

8 hours ago, jodawill said:

More than 24 hours later, not a single person has claimed to have seen it or provided details on what it looks like. I'm calling BS.

Same. 
@Operacion Saturno - Would you care to weigh in? 
 

6 hours ago, SpacePoliceIII said:

If its January 1st we should get images soon

Early December at the latest, IMO! 👍
 

[Operacion Saturno]

13 hours ago, Classic_Spaceman said:

Actually posting leaked images is not allowed, because the site can get in trouble with LEGO, but directing people to where they can find such images is perfectly fine! Just “check X subreddit” or “look at Y’s IG account” is enough, and will not put you in any danger for being banned (the only issue is posting images before their official reveal). 

Those are not the rules - The rule is no leaked images posted here. Directing to those images is fine; as is providing a description of the set (if you still do not feel comfortable even directing to the pics). 
 

I'm tired of posting stuff for the fans to be just deleted as I commited a crime. The image is outhere, go find it. That's enough help.

 

11 hours ago, jodawill said:

More than 24 hours later, not a single person has claimed to have seen it or provided details on what it looks like. I'm calling BS.

I don't get manipulated that easy.

[SpaceFace]

41 minutes ago, Operacion Saturno said:

I'm tired of posting stuff for the fans to be just deleted as I commited a crime. The image is outhere, go find it. That's enough help.

 

I don't get manipulated that easy.

Why don't you post it on Reddit?

I know how to google and there is nothing! If there was a leak there should be a picture on the Lego leak Discord server or Telegram but there is nothing too.

[arnoldtblumberg]

It's best not to engage with trolls.

[Operacion Saturno]

On 11/22/2024 at 10:14 AM, arnoldtblumberg said:

It's best not to engage with trolls.

Actually, I think the best thing to do for the forum, is that I stop posting until January. 

[GeoBrick]

2 hours ago, Operacion Saturno said:

Actually, I think the best thing to do for the forum, is that I stop posting until January. 

Or mid December?

I reckon by then all early January sets will be announced.

[Classic_Spaceman]

On 11/22/2024 at 11:14 AM, arnoldtblumberg said:

It's best not to engage with trolls.

@Operacion Saturno is not usually a troll, though; if this were a new member, I would absolutely just ignore them! 
 

6 hours ago, Operacion Saturno said:

Actually, I think the best thing to do for the forum, is that I stop posting until January. 

Can you at least tell us one piece of information that only someone who had seen the set would know (and that cannot be guessed), such as Minifig design specifics, parts usage (is there a particular bit of NPU?), etc? That way, once the set leaks/is officially revealed and matches your info, we can apologise for doubting you? 
 

4 hours ago, GeoBrick said:

Or mid December?

I reckon by then all early January sets will be announced.

Agreed - I suspect that we will see most official reveals (and preorders up) on or immediately after Black Friday! 
 

[Operacion Saturno]

On 11/27/2024 at 4:02 PM, Classic_Spaceman said:

@Operacion Saturno is not usually a troll, though; if this were a new member, I would absolutely just ignore them! 
 

Can you at least tell us one piece of information that only someone who had seen the set would know (and that cannot be guessed), such as Minifig design specifics, parts usage (is there a particular bit of NPU?), etc? That way, once the set leaks/is officially revealed and matches your info, we can apologise for doubting you? 
 

Agreed - I suspect that we will see most official reveals (and preorders up) on or immediately after Black Friday! 
 

I already post an image on my Lego FB page

[Lyichir]

1 hour ago, Operacion Saturno said:

I already post an image on my Lego FB page

I hate to burst your bubble but I looked at the picture and did a bit of digging and that's a Blacktron Renegade MOC from Rebrickable: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-187099/mathtuono/renegade-blacktron-i-remake-6954/#details

It's frustratingly common for leakers on sites like Instagram to pair leaked set names or other non-image-based info with pictures of existing MOCs, I guess because it gets more engagement than the accurate info on its own does. But that makes it easy for people to mistakenly think the accompanying picture is what the set itself will look like and not just a substitution.

Edited December 2, 2024 by Lyichir

[Fenghuang0296]

So, new Dreamzzz set imaged are out, including something very weird in the ‘Z-Blob Creative Adventures’ set; a gooed up version of a green Futuron torso, complete with a variation of the Classic Space logo that has a dripping planet made of goo.

I have no idea what that could possibly be used for but I am eager to find out. 

[Feuer Zug]

8 hours ago, Fenghuang0296 said:

So, new Dreamzzz set imaged are out, including something very weird in the ‘Z-Blob Creative Adventures’ set; a gooed up version of a green Futuron torso, complete with a variation of the Classic Space logo that has a dripping planet made of goo.

I have no idea what that could possibly be used for but I am eager to find out. 

I already see the new Futuron goo torso as being in an industrial waste accident. Maybe the same one that made the Series 25 mutant Blacktron II figure.

[SpaceFace]

2 hours ago, Feuer Zug said:

I already see the new Futuron goo torso as being in an industrial waste accident. Maybe the same one that made the Series 25 mutant Blacktron II figure.

Like this?

Edited December 2, 2024 by SpaceFace

[Mondo-TRON]

Brick Clicker has new and clearer images, of the City Space Galactic Spaceship, on his youtube.

I think it looks cool. The modular gimmick is good and will work well with the other sets. It could  be a set where  I might buy multiples.

 

[Artanis I]

Again, the ship looks good. But now I see that there are THREE new unique (neo-futuron) torsos to this set. Very disappointing. Would've been nicer to have had them in the earlier sets too. But I do like the way that the previous minfigs all had the same torso with different arm colours. It allowed you to make your own additional factions easily. These new ones aren't so easy to recolour.

[Ruthin Road]

The modular galactic spaceship looks OK and happily should be relatively affordable when discounted. I would have preferred something more elegantly proportioned and I think the cockpit is slightly ugly, but I recognise it is supposed to be a mothership. I still prefer my 6986!

I think the small and medium sized city space sets (interstellar spaceship, explorer rover, science lab) have been excellent in this wave. However I think the larger sets have suffered from having to integrate the interlocking modules into the design, which has adversely affected their appearance.

[karrit]

20 hours ago, Artanis I said:

Again, the ship looks good. But now I see that there are THREE new unique (neo-futuron) torsos to this set. Very disappointing. Would've been nicer to have had them in the earlier sets too. But I do like the way that the previous minfigs all had the same torso with different arm colours. It allowed you to make your own additional factions easily. These new ones aren't so easy to recolour.

I hate the one black arm one colored arm on the torsos.  They should have made both arms black or just stuck with the same color for both arms like most of the 2024 torsos.

[SpacePolice89]

I think that the Galactic Spaceship is the best set so far for the City Space subtheme. It looks more sci-fi than many of the other sets and has less NASA vibes. It's similar to the Explorer and Command Rovers from 2024 which in my opinion were the best sets from 2024 City Space. It would look even better with a trans green canopy and windows. 

[Classic_Spaceman]

18 hours ago, SpacePolice89 said:

I think that the Galactic Spaceship is the best set so far for the City Space subtheme. It looks more sci-fi than many of the other sets and has less NASA vibes. 

I am not really getting NASA vibes from any of the CS '24-'25 sets, except insofar as speculative future spacecraft, vehicles, and bases have evolved since the 1950's! 
 

[SpacePolice89]

5 hours ago, Classic_Spaceman said:

I am not really getting NASA vibes from any of the CS '24-'25 sets, except insofar as speculative future spacecraft, vehicles, and bases have evolved since the 1950's! 
 

In my opinion some of the sets have a design that is very much present day Earth, especially 60433 and 60439 while others such as 60431 and 60430 looks more sci-fi. 

Edited December 7, 2024 by SpacePolice89

[icm]

Well, sure, I mean, 60439 is just a box with a dome on top. But ring-shaped space stations like 60433 have been a staple of science fiction since the fifties and we're still decades from being able to build one, if ever. Just because a concept is very familiar doesn't mean it's not sci fi.

[SpacePolice89]

2 hours ago, icm said:

Well, sure, I mean, 60439 is just a box with a dome on top. But ring-shaped space stations like 60433 have been a staple of science fiction since the fifties and we're still decades from being able to build one, if ever. Just because a concept is very familiar doesn't mean it's not sci fi.

I think that the overall look of the first two sets are in line with present day space designs like the ISS but that others like the upcoming Galactic Spaceship are more similar to earlier Space (the theme) subthemes and designs. Given that all these sets belong to a space subtheme of City it's only natural to have some sets with Earth space program influences and not go full outer space sci-fi like Ice Planet or Blacktron. Because we have no stand alone Space theme anymore they try to include some of that stuff into City Space while still keeping other sets more based on Earth/NASA designs.

[danth]

On 12/6/2024 at 1:40 AM, SpacePolice89 said:

It looks more sci-fi than many of the other sets and has less NASA vibes.

I get it.

The Interstellar Spaceship, and the ships from 60434 and 60429, all have (proportionally) larger wing surface areas with black edges, evoking NASA space shuttle colors. The Interstellar Spaceship might be the least shuttle-shaped, but instead shares the shape of modern stealth fighters. All three look pretty aerodynamic.

The Galactic Spaceship is just different. It has two tiny wings in the back, and no real wedge shape like the others. I can't imagine it flying in atmosphere. It's definitely more "spacey".

I think some people just need to be contrarians.

[Classic_Spaceman]

On 12/7/2024 at 12:13 PM, danth said:

The Interstellar Spaceship, and the ships from 60434 and 60429, all have (proportionally) larger wing surface areas with black edges, evoking NASA space shuttle colors. The Interstellar Spaceship might be the least shuttle-shaped, but instead shares the shape of modern stealth fighters. All three look pretty aerodynamic.

Neither of those things (a white/black colour-scheme and looking aerodynamic) were absent from the classic Space themes, though - Later CS, Futuron, and Exploriens all had similar (albeit blockier, given the part constraints of the time) ships to those in CS ‘24-‘25. 
The issue that I think you are running into is that over a decade of LEGO Space Port sets has constrained a white/black colour-scheme to only present-day (give or take 5-10 years) space exploration, so something like the interstellar spaceship reads as NASA rather than LEGO Space. Try mentally (or physically/digitally, depending on what parts you have) swapping the CS ‘24-‘25 sets to past themes’ colour-schemes, and I think that you will see how Space they really are! 
 

[danth]

6 hours ago, Classic_Spaceman said:

Neither of those things (a white/black colour-scheme and looking aerodynamic) were absent from the classic Space themes, though - Later CS, Futuron, and Exploriens all had similar (albeit blockier, given the part constraints of the time) ships to those in CS ‘24-‘25. 
The issue that I think you are running into is that over a decade of LEGO Space Port sets has constrained a white/black colour-scheme to only present-day (give or take 5-10 years) space exploration, so something like the interstellar spaceship reads as NASA rather than LEGO Space. Try mentally (or physically/digitally, depending on what parts you have) swapping the CS ‘24-‘25 sets to past themes’ colour-schemes, and I think that you will see how Space they really are! 
 

You're missing the point. It's the specific color blocking. NASA shuttles are basically all white, with the nose and leading wing edges being black. The 2024 sets have a little bit more black on the wings than a space shuttle, but overall it's pretty close.

[Classic_Spaceman]

25 minutes ago, danth said:

You're missing the point. It's the specific color blocking. NASA shuttles are basically all white, with the nose and leading wing edges being black. The 2024 sets have a little bit more black on the wings than a space shuttle, but overall it's pretty close.

Ah, I get what you mean now.