Project Hail Mary: coming in March 2025

A detailed model of the '11389 Project Hail Mary' showcased on a wooden surface, surrounded by books. The model features a spacecraft design with multiple components, set against a backdrop of a concrete wall and decorative plants.

I love a good spaceship. I love LEGO Spaceships more. With the first manned Artemis ship set to fly to the moon any day now [Update: delayed until March 2026] we are entering a new era of manned spaceflight, bound to spark imaginations around the world, looking outward with an enthusiasm unseen since the shuttle program. And in the background, sciece fiction continues to reach for the stars.

Author Andy Weir includes enough plausible science in his work to make you feel that what you are reading isn’t ‘What?’ so much as “When?” The Martian was a compelling story of Survival in a harsh, alien environment. His latest book, 2021’s Project Hail Mary was released to much acclaim and is due for release as a Motion Picture starring Ryan Gosling in March 2024.

Some how, it seems to be inevitable that would be a LEGO Set to go along with it.

Set 11389 LEGO ICONS: Project Hail Mary has 830 pieces and one minifigure. It will go on sale on the first of March 2026, priced at 179.99 AUD/ 99,99 USD / 109,99 EUR / 99,99 GBP.

This set is a microscale model relative to the included minifigure, but appears to have an intriguing mechanism that allows the crew module to seperate from the main craft, as it rotates.

The set also brings us our first ever Ryan Gosling Minifigure, which can be mounted on the base of the stand, or displayed seperately.

A Lego figure in a red outfit holding a wrench stands next to a futuristic door with a control panel, alongside a small brown creature with green accents.



Launch into the realm of cinematic science fiction with the LEGO® Icons Project Hail Mary (11389) spaceship model kit for adults. Enjoy a creative journey as you craft each detail of this microscale replica, which captures the design of the iconic interstellar spacecraft. Turn the crank to send the crew module into orbit, simulating the centrifugal gravity system from the movie. Then add the Ryland Grace minifigure and Rocky figure to complete your display. This detailed model makes a striking centrepiece for the home or office and a perfect birthday or Christmas gift for sci-fi lovers. Build smarter with the LEGO Builder app – zoom, rotate in 3D, track progress and follow step-by-step digital instructions. Set contains 830 pieces.

I have to admit, I haven’t had too many reasons to actually go to the cinema in real life in recent years, but this film might actually get me out there!

This is certainly not a LEGO original design, with its nostalgic wimsy. It’s not even minfigure scaled, but there is something about this set that has me intrigued. It’s not on the immediate review list, but I might pick it up later in the year. Perhaps I’ll see how invested I feel in the franchise after finishing the book and seeing the movie.

Do you think the future of LEGO Space lies in spacecraft based in reality and cinematic experiences? Where would you like to see a new LEGO Minifigure Space theme take the story? Leave your comments below.

Set 11389 LEGO ICONS: Project Hail Mary has 830 pieces and one minifigure. It will go on sale on the first of March 2026, priced at 179.99 AUD/ 99,99 USD / 109,99 EUR / 99,99 GBP.

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