I would therefore highly recommend adding this fantastic set to your collection, perhaps even in multiples if you are planning to turn Benny's Space Squad into a small army! from the original LEGO Movie was great because it incorporated EVERY SINGLE TYPICAL ELEMENT used in a Classic Space.

Star Trek: The Motion Picture may be an tediously awful film, but I know there’s a picture of me building the V’ger probe using Construx. While they were all clearly the same gender, they were otherwise as generic as you could get because they were all literally the same person if you go strictly by DNA. Once the 1st Day rush is over, it shouldn't really get hammered until the movie is released, so there's a window where they should be possible to snag if you're actually trying. I liked Sci-Fi for the stories, but I was obsessed with learning about astronauts, astronomy, and the Space Shuttle. It’s also, unfortunately, the only one of the makeover styles that hasn’t shown up in a set as of yet.We don't know if these are going to be the only three other Classic Spacemen in this movie, or if we'll see multiples of each of these colors in the background and only one of each will actually be introduced. But they ended up in different roles, had different ranks, and some of them had names within the scope of the story. By introducing a collection of new space explorers, in conjunction with some of the key elements of Classic Space, MOCs are being facilitated, with new shiny parts – not burnished by thirty years of loving play: slopes printed with the space logo, trans yellow windscreens and plates, rocket exhausts and so forth.

All but Pink can be obtained using the new-style helmet that was featured in the Exo-Suit, whilst the 'new' old-style helmet is only available in Yellow, White and Pink. I'm still trying to come to grips with the fact that, depending on who you ask, Benny is either in charge of security, or he's in charge of everything. Classic Space isn't much of a focus for me and the Lego Movie stuff (first or second) isn't a huge draw either. The Green Classic Space minifigure was introduced with 2014’s Exo Suit, Rocket Boy was from 2017 and now in 2019 we have a brand new Pink entrant.But isn't that helmet, along with the faded "LEGO space" print and the slightly out-spaced look in his face plus his name meant to illustrate the "Benny" character?