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Only five different colours appeared during the original Classic Space series and a green version became available with 21109 Exo Suit in 2014.It's not a challenge to rotate the lever once the base has been pressed down (or to remove the base afterwards), but it doens't pop loose on its own. Features a THE LEGO MOVIE 2 spaceship toy with a minifigure seat and a lunar buggy with 2 minifigure seats. but we still have some nods to the old set: the sloped brick with the space logo; the antenna; the ‘ray guns’ at the front, and the two trans red tiles. You can rage against it, or you can accept it, but you cannot change the fact that in a little over a month there will be a movie with one white CS named Jenny, one pink CS named Lenny, and one yellow CS named Kenny. I asked an employee weather there were more in the back and he said that he put a whole box of them out that morning and they all sold almost immediately!

In addition, the vehicle features a printed Classic Space emblem in front of the pilot along with an attractive rocket booster on the back. Since then we have gotten green from the Exo-Suit, and a torso for light bluish gray in CMF S17's Rocket Boy which can be completed minus the airtanks. The set comes in a brightly printed, small box: about the same size as many of the ‘Starter Sets’, which we have seen frequently in the CITY ranging in recent years. I mean, do you expect them to refer to everyone as "Generic White", "Generic Yellow", and "Generic Pink"?

That said, I did sort of predict that LEGO would re-release Classic Space this year (see screenshot from a group chat with my mates in November 2018) and I have a feeling that this won’t be the last we see of Classic Space in 2019.