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The Theme was phased out and succeeded by Toys/LegoSpace's Futuron faction, which utilized updated versions of the classic spacesuits in the same colors (sans black and white)[[note]]white would blend in with the secondary color and black uniforms were now the domain of [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Blacktron]][[/note]].\\ with the addition of white as a secondary color.
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The Theme was phased out and succeeded by Toys/LegoSpace's Futuron faction, which utilized updated versions of the classic spacesuits in the same colors (sans black and white)[[note]]white would blend in with the secondary color and black uniforms were colors, except for white, which was now the domain of [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Blacktron]][[/note]].\\ with the addition of white as made a uniform secondary color.\\
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In 1978, Franchise/{{LEGO}} first started producing space-themed playsets, and so what is today known as "Classic LEGO Space" was born. Stretching for a good decade from 1978 to 1988, this Toys/{{LEGO Theme|s}} was a TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture type of adventure dealing with very simple exploration of the solar system, establishing moon bases and conducting research on the planets. The sets were known for their bright palettes; most craft and buildings were bright blue, with a small few instead being a bright grey.
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In 1978, Franchise/{{LEGO}} first started producing space-themed playsets, and so what is today known as "Classic LEGO Space" was born. Stretching for a good decade from 1978 to 1988, this Toys/{{LEGO Theme|s}} LEGO Theme was a TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture type of adventure dealing with very simple exploration of the solar system, establishing moon bases and conducting research on the planets. The sets were known for their bright palettes; most craft and buildings were bright blue, with a small few instead being a bright grey.\\
In contemporary times, "Classic Space" has proven to be an iconic part of the brand's history, with a blue astronaut named Benny being a supporting character in ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie'', the Theme receiving several homages in sets, and new astronaut colors being introduced, such as pink, orange and brown.
In contemporary times, "Classic Space" has proven to be an iconic part of the brand's history, with a blue astronaut named Benny being a supporting character in ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie'', the Theme receiving several homages in sets, and new astronaut colors being introduced, such as pink, orange and brown.
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* CyberneticMythicalBeast: A build suggestion from the box art for 6985 shows the spaceship reimagined as [[https://www.backoftheboxbuilds.com/6985-inside-a/ a robot dragon]].
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* CyberneticMythicalBeast: A build suggestion from the box art for 6985 shows the spaceship reimagined as [[https://www.backoftheboxbuilds.com/6985-inside-a/ a robot dragon]].dragon-shaped mecha]].
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* CyberneticMythicalBeast: A build suggestion from the box art for 6985 shows the spaceship reimagined as [[https://www.backoftheboxbuilds.com/6985-inside-a/ a robot dragon]].
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* HumongousMecha: Set [[https://brickset.com/sets/6951-1/Robot-Command-Center 6951]], the Robot Command Center / Cybernaut.
* MarketBasedTitle: The sets had different names in the UK and US markets. Particularly confusing when it came to ships called "Explorer" -- in the US, it refers to [[https://brickset.com/sets/497-1/Galaxy-Explorer set 497]], while in the UK the name was carried by sets [[https://brickset.com/sets/6890-1/Cosmic-Cruiser 6890]] and [[https://brickset.com/sets/6980-1/Galaxy-Commander 6980]].
* MarketBasedTitle: The sets had different names in the UK and US markets. Particularly confusing when it came to ships called "Explorer" -- in the US, it refers to [[https://brickset.com/sets/497-1/Galaxy-Explorer set 497]], while in the UK the name was carried by sets [[https://brickset.com/sets/6890-1/Cosmic-Cruiser 6890]] and [[https://brickset.com/sets/6980-1/Galaxy-Commander 6980]].
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* HumongousMecha: Set [[https://brickset.com/sets/6951-1/Robot-Command-Center 6951]], 6951,]] the Robot Command Center / Cybernaut.
* MarketBasedTitle: The sets had different names in the UK and US markets. Particularly confusing when it came to ships called "Explorer" -- in the US, it refers to [[https://brickset.com/sets/497-1/Galaxy-Explorer set497]], 497,]] while in the UK the name was carried by sets [[https://brickset.com/sets/6890-1/Cosmic-Cruiser 6890]] and [[https://brickset.com/sets/6980-1/Galaxy-Commander 6980]]. 6980.]]
* MarketBasedTitle: The sets had different names in the UK and US markets. Particularly confusing when it came to ships called "Explorer" -- in the US, it refers to [[https://brickset.com/sets/497-1/Galaxy-Explorer set
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* TropeMaker: This was the first space-themed LEGO line (though there were a small few space sets before the themes kicked in). It was also one of the first Toys/LEGOThemes outside of towns and cities (the first Toys/ClassicLEGOCastle sets also debuted in 1978).
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* TropeMaker: This was the first space-themed LEGO line (though there were a small few space sets before the themes kicked in). It was also one of the first Toys/LEGOThemes outside of towns and cities (the first Toys/ClassicLEGOCastle classic Toys/LEGOCastle sets also debuted in 1978).
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* WalkingTank: [[https://brickset.com/sets/6940-1/Alien-Moon-Stalker 6940]], the Alien Moon Stalker / Thunderfoot Launcher.
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* ExtyYearsFromNow: The Space Command Center (sets 493 / 926), introduced in 1979, has a panel reading "[=LL2079=]", implying it's set a hundred years in the future.
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* ExtyYearsFromNow: The Space Command Center (sets 493 / 926), introduced in 1979, has a panel reading "LL2079", implying it's set a hundred years in the future.
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* AbsentAliens: The closest the setting ever came was the appearance of some NonHumanHead aliens in the [[http://www.peeron.com/scans/6000-1/60/ 6000 ideas book]], in what [[http://www.peeron.com/scans/6000-1/84 may well have been]] a dream sequence.
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* TinCanRobot: Minifigure-scale robots are boxy approximations of the humanoid form made from bricks, with a 'robot arm' element designed to resemble the classic 'flexi-tube with pincers on the end' look.
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