A brand new LEGO® Ideas set has been revealed today, and it’s the first to be inspired by the Adventures of Tintin. The character was first introduced in 1929 and has appeared in 24 stories created by Belgian artist Hergé. The upcoming set is based on the classic rocket featured in the Destination Moon and Explorers on the Moon stories. The set features the red and white rocket along with minifigures of Tintin, Captain Haddock, Professor Calculus, Thomson and Thompson, all wearing classic space suits. They are joined by Tintin’s faithful canine chum, Snowy. The set is based on the original LEGO Ideas submission by Fan Designer Alexis Dos Santos. The LEGO Ideas Tintin Moon Rocket set blasts off on April 1st and can be pre-ordered now.
Tintin Moon Rocket
Product No: 21367 | Pieces: 1283
Available: April 1st | Price: £139.99/$159.99/159.99€
Destination Home! LEGO® Ideas Brings Tintin’s Iconic Moon Rocket to Life in Brick Form
BILLUND, DENMARK – 12 March 2026: Blast off into comic book history with the LEGO® Ideas Tintin® Moon Rocket (21367), a detailed display model inspired by the classic Tintin comic books Destination Moon and Explorers on the Moon.
Designed for adults aged 18+, the 1,283-piece set recreates the instantly recognisable red-and-white chequered Moon Rocket. Standing at 49cm tall, it is crafted as a display-ready piece that brings Tintin’s legendary journey from page to brick-built reality.
The set includes six classic Tintin characters – Tintin, Captain Haddock, Professor Calculus, Thomson and Thompson, all dressed in detailed space suits with helmets and oxygen tank accessories – plus a Snowy figure. Builders can relive an iconic moment from Explorers on the Moon by removing a panel at the top of the rocket to reveal a hidden control room, allowing a minifigure to be placed inside for the breathtaking first view of Earth from space.
The Tintin Moon Rocket was submitted by Portugal-based Fan Designer Alexis Dos Santos (LEGO Ideas username: TKel86), via the LEGO Ideas programme. Once designed and published on the platform, it achieved the landmark 10,000 vote status and following the rigorous selection process by the LEGO Ideas Review Board, was approved to be made into an official LEGO set.
“Creating the Tintin Moon Rocket has been an incredible journey,” said Alexis Dos Santos. “I wanted to capture the spirit of Tintin’s iconic rocket in a way that celebrates both its engineering elegance and its place in pop culture. Recreating its curvature and connecting the three floors pushed my creativity, and seeing it finally come together with all the minifigures in their space suits has been incredibly rewarding. I hope the build sparks the same sense of imagination and adventure that inspired me from the very beginning.”
The LEGO Ideas Tintin® Moon Rocket (21367) is available for pre-order from today, and available for immediate purchase from 1st April 2026, priced at £139.99 / €159.99 / $159.99 via LEGO.com/Tintin and LEGO Stores.
12th March 2026
OMG!
This is awesome. I cannot wait for this!
I’ve been a TinTin fan for over 40 years. And, for me, this ticks every box!
13th March 2026
after 24h not aviable anymore, just got my email from Lego.com : SOLD OUT …. they let me pay it, but got the mail back not in stock anymore….
13th March 2026
It’s not released until April 1st and was available to pre-order. Normally when you pre-order a set, you’ll get a generic email saying it ‘not currently in stock’ but thats just because it’s not been released yet. So if you’ve paid you should receive it on or around release day.