LEGO® Technic 42182 NASA Apollo Lunar Roving Vehicle – LRV is a building set for adults aged 18 and over. From 1,913 pieces, you will create a displayable version of the lunar vehicle carried by the Apollo 17 mission, complete with functional mechanical features, scientific equipment, and separately displayable accessory sets.

Key Features

• You can experience the steering and suspension firsthand thanks to their functional design.
• The model battery is complemented by represented heating and cooling elements.
• The finished model measures over 14 cm in height, 38 cm in length, and 25 cm in width.
• The set belongs to the LEGO Technic range, carries the number 42182, and was introduced in 2024.
• Recommended age is 18 years and older.

Movable elements and detailed equipment combine a building project with a display model.

Use / Assembly

The LEGO Builder app allows you to save the set, track your building progress, and zoom in and rotate the model in 3D.

The manufacturer warns of a choking hazard from small parts.

Digital support brings your building progress and a spatial preview of the model together in one place.

Contents

• The set contains 1,913 pieces.
• Included are three attachable equipment sets that can also be displayed separately. Each has its own information label.
• The equipment includes a communications unit, a television camera, and antennas.
• A shovel and drill are used for simulated lunar sample collection.
• Moon rocks assembled from LEGO elements are also included.
• The set includes the Traverse Gravimeter Experiment from the Apollo 17 mission.
• The set also contains a model tribute to the Big Muley rock sample.

Three detachable units allow you to arrange the equipment alongside the vehicle or present each set independently.

About the Brand

LEGO Group was founded by Ole Kirk Kristiansen in 1932. The name LEGO was derived from the Danish words "leg godt," meaning "play well." The company remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family.

By choosing this set, you are reaching for a brand with family continuity since 1932.