LEGO Designer: Wolf Broszies

In the summer of 2017, browsing while inspired by the news about successful launches and landings of Space X’ Falcon 9, I discovered the most beautiful Lego model I had seen since the classic space cruiser: A Saturn V rocket, realistically scaled at 1:110, and its production had just been approved after a kickstarter-like campaign on lego-ideas.com. For the first time in my life, I bought a Lego model for myself, not as a present. My kids and I spent some happy hours assembling it, and even more time telling and re-telling the story of mankinds flight to the moon, and the adventures of Apollo 13, and all of NASAs often so glorious history.

I wanted more of that, and to my delight I discovered building instructions for a Skylab space station at the same scale as the Saturn V. Soon Excel sheets were created, Lego boxes plundered and weird pieces ordered from exotic places. Skylab was soon joined by an exotic pantheon of classical-named rockets: Juno and Jupiter and Mercury. For my kids and for future reference, I decided to collect the treasures available in one place. The result was this series of books, which I hope to finish in the years to come. You can download the PDFs for free on this page. I do not take donations, but would like you to ask to share these and any other creations for free with your kids and whoever is interested in them, My gratitude goes to all the designers, builders and Lego fans who made this possible.

Models by Wolf Broszies