Five astronaut minifigs in a $79.99 set is the kind of ratio that makes you do a double-take — City Space is delivering, and this station looks the part on a shelf or a bedroom floor.
Is the price fair?A+Five figs and a modular station for eighty bucks — the value here is hard to argue with.
Will you love it?B-A rotating space station with a full crew is a bedroom centerpiece waiting to happen.
Holds its value?C-Retires quietly and sits flat — the aftermarket on this one is a non-starter.
The Full Take
The Lunar Space Station punches well above its price tag, and the five minifigs alone justify a closer look. The modular ring design gives the build some genuine structure — this isn't just a box with stickers slapped on. Display-wise it reads as a complete outpost, not a half-finished diorama. Kids get docking bays, a rotating station, and enough crew to run actual missions. The City Space line has matured a lot, and this set is a good example of that confidence. The one honest caveat: don't buy it as a long-term financial play — secondary market numbers on this one go nowhere interesting.
