Exo Suit41 ReviewsFIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISIdeasGo on a mission to discover the amazing Exo Suit! & FREE Delivery in the UK. Sold by Now on Sale and Fulfilled by Amazon. Lego Ideas #007 Exo Suit 21109DetailsLEGO Space: Building the Future FREE Delivery in the UK. Product Dimensions26.2 x 19.1 x 4.6 cm Manufacturer recommended age:12 years and up Number of Puzzle Pieces321 118,386 in Toys & Games (See top 100) Date First Available5 Aug. 2014 Put on your spacesuit and head out with Pete, Yves and their robot turtle on a mission to discover the long-lost Exo Suit! Selected by LEGO Ideas members (formerly known as CUUSOO), this amazing model first appeared in the unofficial book, LEGO Space, written by LEGO fan and builder, Peter Reid. Featuring possible limbs, opening cockpit, grabbing claws and an intricate, modular form that you can tune to suit the most challenging missions, this amazing Exo Suit captures the essence of Classic Space design - and for the first time in 30 years, we've kitted Pete and Yves out in green spacesuits with the Classic Space logo!

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This article was originally published on 10th August 2014. On Friday 1st August 2014 the LEGO Ideas set #21109: Exo-Suit designed by Peter Reid (reimagined by LEGO Designer Mark Stafford) went on general release in LEGO stores and online. I managed to snag a couple before they sold out (looking at various reports, I think I managed to place my order literally minutes before I would've been out of luck!) and they arrived the following Monday. A few Several Lots of people have already done detailed reviews, so I'm just going to have some fun. I'm lucky to have some "Pete Original" robots, so I employed their help in building the exo-suits. Clicking on the photos will open them in Flickr (opens a new window). Please imagine some rousing music here. Maybe Strauss' Also Sprach Zarathustra (too cliche?), Holst's "Mars" from The Planets (too warlike?), some generic Latin chanting? Maybe even Everything is Awesome if that floats your spaceship (metaphors mixed? Locating Pete and Yve

Normally, I'd just rip into a box (sorry collectors!), but I thought I'd give this one some special care. Especially as it's one of the old-style flip-top boxes. It just needs the front-flap, clear plastic window and tray insert for that extra 1980s feel! The turtles and Blips are locating Pete and Yve for me. Pete and Yve have been found and they immediately get to work organising and sorting the parts ready to build. I wonder what these bits make? Time to start building! The turtles seem very interested in this little collection of parts, I wonder why? Ahh, it's another Turtlebot. This one is slightly different, having two eyes instead of just the one, although he seems to have been accepted into the Turtle pack. That's good, I was a bit worried he would be rejected. Robots come in handy for heavy lifting Are they barrels, or is it a spacey drum kit? Time to build the stand thingy. Good job we've got the robots to help lift things. Princess Unikitty has come to examine the instruction booklet, at which point we discover a flaw in properly bound booklets as opposed to stapled ones.

Once we extricate ourselves, we agree that spiral-bound might have been better -- classier than staples, but more useable than standard binding. We're into the main body of the exo-suit and the robots again prove very useful for heavy lifting and pushing. Although, sometimes the human touch is needed. Yve tries the cockpit out for the size and, most importantly, comfort. Seems ok so far, although a cushion would be nice. Looks like platform shoes are making a comeback! Adding the greebles to one of the legs. Another test for Yve. It's quite hard to communicate with somebody three times your height, so we've improvised! The LEGO Designer was over a barrel with this one Robots are handy to have around... Mark Stafford got quite a lot of stick for the use of the barrels in the arms. While not perfect, there wasn't a lot he could do really. I'll probably experiment with alternatives later (as people already have done). Being AFOLs we are not limited by a) parts currently in production, b) illegal techniques, c) parts too expensive for the price-point.