LEGO Ideas Tintin Moon Rocket Launches into Comic Book History
Billund, Denmark – March 12, 2026 – LEGO enthusiasts and fans of the classic Tintin comic books have reason to celebrate. Today, LEGO officially announced the release of the LEGO® Ideas Tintin® Moon Rocket (21367), a detailed display model inspired by Destination Moon and Explorers on the Moon. The set, designed for adults aged 18+, will be available for pre-order now and officially launches on April 1, 2026.
A Brick-Built Blast from the Past
The 1,283-piece set recreates the iconic red-and-white checkered Moon Rocket, standing at an impressive 49cm tall. Designed by Portugal-based Fan Designer Alexis Dos Santos (LEGO Ideas username: TKel86), the project gained significant support through the LEGO Ideas program, achieving the required 10,000 votes and subsequent approval by the LEGO Ideas Review Board. LEGO.com
Iconic Characters Join the Mission
The set includes six classic Tintin characters, each outfitted in detailed space suits complete with helmets and oxygen tank accessories: Tintin, Captain Haddock, Professor Calculus, Thomson, and Thompson, along with Snowy. Builders can recreate a pivotal moment from Explorers on the Moon by removing a panel to reveal a hidden control room, allowing a minifigure to experience the breathtaking view of Earth from space. Brickset
Pricing and Availability
The LEGO Ideas Tintin Moon Rocket (21367) will retail for:
- US$159.99
- £139.99
- €159.99
- AU$279.99
- CAD$209.99
- SGD$249.90
The set is available for pre-order on LEGO.com and will be available in LEGO Stores and other retailers on April 1, 2026. Jays Brick Blog
A Fan Designer’s Dream Realized
“Creating the Tintin Moon Rocket has been an incredible journey,” said Alexis Dos Santos. “I wanted to capture the spirit of Tintin’s iconic rocket in a way that celebrates both its engineering elegance and its place in pop culture. Recreating its curvature and connecting the three floors pushed my creativity, and seeing it finally come together with all the minifigures in their space suits has been incredibly rewarding. I hope the build sparks the same sense of imagination and adventure that inspired me from the very beginning.” LEGO.com