LEGO Ideas Tintin set takes flight in zero gravity
Two LEGO 2026 space sets have taken flight this month, as the LEGO Ideas Tintin set soars in a zero-gravity promotional stunt.
The LEGO Group has followed in Sony Pictures UK’s footsteps and featured a different model in a space-related stunt. 11389 Project Hail Mary was the star of that first stunt, but now it’s 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket‘s time to shine.
The LEGO Group has shared a new video on Instagram, featuring 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket floating in zero gravity as part of a parabolic flight in partnership with the European Space Agency. It’s certainly not something you see every day.
The chequered red and white design of the rocket works in its favour as it spins. The minifigures look more chaotic as they float around, but it’s a miracle that nothing was broken on video.
This stunt brings LEGO Ideas 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket into a limited group of sets that have been involved in a space-adjacent marketing stunt. The LEGO Ideas model may not have gone to space as part of this promotion, but at least the LEGO rocket works well in zero gravity.
LEGO Ideas 21367 Tintin Moon Rocket is available now for £139.99 / $159.99 / €159.99, featuring five exclusive minifigures based on the IP (and snowy). You can take a closer look at the set in our thorough review.
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