[EN] Lego Project Hail Mary review: Amaze, amaze, amaze!

Extraterrestrial Disclosure: Lego Project Hail Mary review: Amaze, amaze, amaze!

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Given how much I enjoyed the Project Hail Mary movie, I was beyond hyped to get my hands on the Lego Project Hail Mary set. And now that I've built it, I'm thrilled to say it does not disappoint. You could even say that it's amaze, amaze, amaze!The titular Hail Mary is the spaceship from "Project Hail Mary", the Andy Weir novel-turned-Hollywood blockbuster that carries Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) across the stars to save humanity. While the design of the ship is certainly described in the book, this is definitely a Lego rendition of the movie version. So, if you're an Andy Weir fan who imagined it looking a little different, you can blame the studio.Coming in at $99.99 with just under 900 pieces, it's a lot smaller than we expected (and hoped for). If you're after something comparable to the hefty NASA Artemis Space Launch System or gargantuan Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser sets, then you'll be disappointed. However, the Lego Project Hail Mary has a heck of a party trick to make up for its diminutive size: A spinning mechanism that simulates the centrifugal gravity system of the ship.Latest Videos FromSpaceView moreWatch full video here: Lego Icons Project Hail Mary 11389 at Amazon for $99.99Price: $99.99/£99.99Model number: 11389Number of pieces: 830Dimensions: 12 x 9.5 x 8.5 inches / 30 x 25 x 22 cmRecommended age: 18+Lego Project Hail Mary review: Build Image 1 of 4 Partway through building the Lego Project Hail Mary set. (Image credit: Future (Ian Stokes)) (Image c...