This beautiful, simple Lego set is a real artistic celebration of space.
With a juxtaposition of bright, bold colors against a black night sky, Lego Ideas Tales of the Space Age is instantly eye-catching. Whether you choose to hang the set on your wall or stand it on a mantelpiece or desk, it’s going to look fantastic. That’s testament both to the work of original fan designer Jan Woźnica and the Lego designers who have enhanced the set to prepare it for release.
There’s a special place in our heart for Lego sets that can be hung on the wall. When shelf space is precious and limited, being able to display our builds on our walls really is a treat. Along with Lego’s Brick Sketches and Art range, Tales of the Space age is one of a number of mountable sets. Thanks to the specially-made hook brick on the back, you simply need a nail or hook on the wall, and you’re good to go.
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