#LL928

[bennythespaceman1984]

[Rare happy fic! This one is coppernauts, as many of them are. Er.. I guess I should mention that Good Cop is kind of gone in this au. Unfortunately, you won't be seeing him in most of my writings (which is kind of why I don't draw him often either). Original writing date was June 14th, 2023.]

Benny hummed to himself as he worked on a little side project for work. It was supposed to be some kind of techy device for navigation purposes but it wasn't going so well. He was working with technology he wasn't familiar with and it was frustrating him. Pushing himself away from his desk, Benny grumbled angrily as he walked out of his office. Bad Cop looked up from the kitchen. He was doing the dishes, like he always did after dinner.

"Going great huh?" Bad Cop asked sarcastically, but Benny didn't pick it up. He practically threw himself over the counter and whined. "No, absolutely not! I can't figure this stuff out; my "old" technology is so much better than this.. stupid thing.." he mumbled, clenching his fist like he was crushing whatever he was working on. Bad Cop laughed to himself. "I mean the spaceships have their own.. Easy little navigation system! Why do we need a new one?! I can find things just fine with it! The technology is simple and..." Benny rambled on and on as Bad Cop finished up the dishes.

He placed a hand on Benny's shoulder once he finished. "Okay okay, I get it, come here," Bad Cop said softly, walking into the living room. Benny raised an eyebrow, confused. He followed him to the couch and floated down. "What's this about?" Benny asked, scrutinizing Bad Cop's expression. Bad Cop pulled out a little box from beside the couch and handed it to Benny, whose eyes immediately lit up as he analyzed the box. "An LL928 model??" he questioned, looking up at Bad Cop, who was smiling. Benny grinned wildly. "How did you know which model I wanted?!" He floated up off the couch as he stared at the ship in the packaging. Bad Cop shrugged. "I have ears," he said casually. "This thing is expensive!!! How did.. How did you get it?!" Benny asked, now upside down as he looked at the cop. "I also have my ways," he stated calmly. Bad Cop giggled to himself as Benny spun himself around the box excitedly.

Benny's face gave all the signs Bad Cop needed. He knew Benny had a hard time saying thank you and understanding what to do with gifts. All he wanted was to see Benny's big smile and excited gestures as he stared at his prize. Surprisingly, though, Bad Cop was startled with a hug.

"Thank you!" Benny exclaimed, wrapping his arms around Bad Cop as he effortlessly floated into his lap. Bad Cop grinned. "Ahah, you're welcome!" Benny giggled uncontrollably as he released the hug, his beaming face causing the cop to melt under his touch. "I love you, Ben," Bad Cop blurted out suddenly. Benny only managed to smile harder. "I love you too," he mumbled bashfully.

Bad Cop let out a breathy laugh as Benny pushed up off of his lap and floated along the ceiling, whispering 'spaceship' to himself absentmindedly.

[collectionlegospace]

Les premiers LEGO Space Classic de 1979

En 1979 sortent les premières boites LEGO dédiées à l'espace. C'est une petite révolution, car à l'époque il y a assez peu de pièces "spéciales" dans les boites LEGO : on reste sur des briques traditionnelles avec un empilement vertical simple.

LEGO fera un gros efforts sur ces boites, en proposant plusieurs pièces spécifiques qui n'existaient pas.

Les boites Space de 1979 ont trois pièces maitresses : les 3 vaisseaux LEGO, LL918, LL924 et LL928 (qui sont tout simplement les numéros de boites).

11 boites sortiront cette année là sur le thème de l'espace, et pour les enfant que nous étions à l'époque : quels plaisirs !

[koney-toylines]

printed bricks as upgrade for LL928

[pimpmybricks]

Large Galaxy Explorer by hhcBrick https://flic.kr/p/24rwrTP

[derschnitz]

Zeitreise in die 80er 😍 #kindheitstraum #lego #classicspace #ll928 #timetravel #childhoodmemories #legoclassicspace #afol #spaceship #weltraum #space https://www.instagram.com/p/CFnRns3o2Ny/?igshid=nj7uce9vqhw9

[forgedorder]

Generation’s meeting

[bagswom]

^!@# LOUIS VUITTON Neverfull PM Tote Bag Monogram Leather M41000 Authentic #LL928 Y https://ift.tt/2MqyCdi

[mocfactorystore]

New Post has been published on https://mocfactory.com/product/moc-1865-ll928-comes-home-spaceship

MOC-1865 LL928 Comes Home (Spaceship)

MOC-1865 LL928 Comes Home (Spaceship)

[spaceshipsgalore]

flic.kr/p/xZU3aL | LL924 Rebuild: Comparison 02 | The LDD files to these ships can be found on the LEGO Ideas projects pages. You can visit them from the links below. Hope you can supoprt the projects too, if you like to see them on the shelves again. LL918: ideas.lego.com/projects/115360 LL924: ideas.lego.com/projects/115822 LL928: ideas.lego.com/projects/68687 #spaceship – https://www.pinterest.com/pin/340514421815665745/

[yvnvgl]

LL918-LL924-LL928 #L

[burritojustice]

LL918, LL928

[collectionlegospace]

LL928, le vaisseau amiral LEGO de 1979

Attardons nous plus en détail sur le vaisseau amiral de la flotte LEGO Space Classic de 1979 : le fameux LL928.

C'est un vaisseau que mes parents m'avait offert à l'époque, et que j'ai pus facilement reconstruire après toutes ces années en rachetant quelques pièces qui étaient perdues ou cassées.

SI on s'attarde sur l'engin, on voit que c'est un vaisseau assez "réaliste" : il y a de grosses tuyeres de propulsion, il a un look de navette (en 1979 la navette américaine est dans les tuyaux, elle décollera en 1981 !). ON est encore sur quelque chose d'assez proche de la réalité. Ce sera aussi le cas des bonhommes avec les scaphandres et les bouteilles d'oxygènes dans leur dos.

A cette époque il n'y a que deux couleurs d'astronautes LEGO : les rouges et les blancs. L'ajout de nouvelles couleurs d'astronautes sera aussi le moyen pour LEGO de vendre des nouvelles boites : les petits garçons avait envie d'obtenir des couleurs d'astronautes qu'ils ne possédaient pas déjà !

Le LL928, ce fameux vaisseau, est un jouet qui m'a fait passer de grandes heures de bonheur. Le fait d'avoir une soute qui s'ouvre, pour y mettre un véhicule ou autre, était révolutionnaire à l'époque. Et il était vendu avec sa base lunaire et les premières plaques de cratères et de piste d'atterrissage !

[pimpmybricks]

LL 497 by Legoloverman https://flic.kr/p/2fnJrF5