New Lego Ideas 'Tales of the Space Age' set creates out-of-this-world displays

'Now we've got our minds wondering about outer space.'

Box art for Lego Ideas 21340,"Tales from the Space Age," coming out for sale in Lego Stores on May 8, 2023.

The four 5.5-inch-tall by 3.5-inch-wide vignettes, which are built from a total of 688 pieces, can be displayed either together or separately as self-standing units or wall hangings.

"When The Lego Group released the Art theme, I realized it had a lot of potential," Woźnica said in a statement released by Lego."Then came theand since I'm a sci-fi nerd I decided to participate. These two inspirations resulted in the brick-built picture format and the first of the 'tales.'" The Lego Ideas"Tales of the Space Age" set builds four works of space art from a total of 688 toy pieces.

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