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A new LEGO Spacecraft to Vote for: China's Long March 5 With the Tianwen-1 That Flew to Mars

Two Lego designers with a history of space-themed projects have teamed up for a new proposed set: China’s Long March CZ-5 and Tianwen-1 Mission. The set is currently gathering supporters on the LEGO Ideas website. If it gets enough support, LEGO will review it and possibly create it. Designers Valerie Roche – who was a … Continue reading "A new LEGO Spacecraft to Vote for: China's Long March 5 With the Tianwen-1 That Flew to Mars" The post A new LEGO Spacecraft to Vote for: China's Long March 5 With the Tianwen-1 That Flew to Mars appeared first on Universe Today.

A new LEGO Spacecraft to Vote for: China's Long March 5 With the Tianwen-1 That Flew to Mars

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