- 3 years 6 months ago EditChapter 15: Far above the Call of Duty After averting disaster at Blackwell Tower, you'll need to get to Apollo Island and build a space ship of your own. Get to the launch pad and begin ascending, grabbing the superbricks as you go. Use this astronaut crate to beam in a superbrick, then climb along the tower to the right, then back left to grab it. Climb to the blue plank where you can grab another superbrick. Another superbrick can be found on the very top of the tower and another one two near the bottom. One requires you to beam through a teleporter and the other is below a locked skylight. Once you have enough superbricks, jump down and build the space shuttle so you can chase Blackwell into the final frontier. Special Assignment 15: Fly Me to the Moon' See All Top Contributors » Need assistance with editing this wiki? Check out these resources: Beginner's Guide to Wikis LEGO City: Undercover Wiki Guide Nintendo Items and Easter Eggs
How to Use This Walkthrough Fly Me to the Moon How To Save Vehicles The directory or file specified does not exist on the Web server. The URL contains a typographical error. A custom filter or module, such as URLScan, restricts access to the file. Things you can try: Create the content on the Web server. Review the browser URL. Create a tracing rule to track failed requests for this HTTP status code and see which module is calling SetStatus. For more information about creating a tracing rule for failed requests, click here. Module IIS Web Core This error means that the file or directory does not exist on the server. Create the file or directory and try the request again. View more information » $29.99 €29.99 £26.99 $49.99 3367 Space Shuttle is a City Space set released in March 2011. The set includes a Space Shuttle, and an Astronaut with two different helmets. The space shuttle has a detachable cockpit with space for one minifigure.
The midsection features opening doors that conceal a manipulator arm and enough space to store the model of the Hubble Telescope included in the set. The back section contains three boosters and two thrusters, with transparent orange studs to mimic rocket exhaust. The underside has fixed landing gear, like the one used in the 2006 City Airport Collection. There are no booster rockets included in this set. Blast into orbit over LEGO® City! Rocket into orbit on an important space mission! Blast off from our LEGO® City and set your navigation for deep space! Help the astronaut to open the cargo bay doors, then use the robotic arm to release the Hubble Space Telescope into orbit! Includes astronaut minifigure in spacesuit Features the Hubble Space Telescope Open cargo bay doors! Catch and release the Hubble Space Telescope with the robotic arm! Space Shuttle measures over 8” (20cm) tall and 10” (25cm) wide Telescope measures over 2” (5cm) long and 3” (7cm) wide
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Just click on the icons below to go to the download page. Lego City Space Escape! For the first time ever--a LEGO(R) City comic reader! When LEGO(R) City crook Hank Cooper steals a space shuttle, his adventure quickly goes awry and it's up to the fire department and the police to help clean up the mess!show more Boeing 747 and Space Shuttle When NASA developed the Space Shuttle an important phase of the work was to conduct test flights. One way that this was done was to initially take off with the Space Shuttle Enterprise attached to the back of a Boeing 747 (Jumbo) Aircraft and the Shuttle then separated before gliding down to land. Many such trials were conducted at the Edwards Air Force Base, California, USA, which has extra-long runways. These test flights were iconic symbols of the shuttle programme. NASA had two Boeing 747s which were known as Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA). The test flights were conducted in 1977. After the test flights were completed the SCAs were used to ferry the Space Shuttles from Edwards Air Force Base to the Shuttle Landing Facility at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA.
The Boeing 747 aircraft were modified in several ways, e.g., mountings added for the Shuttle, additional stabilizers on the tail wings for stability, all seating other than first class (used for crew) removed, fuselage strengthened, improved avionics, all stripped back to bare metal internally wherever possible. This model is designed with the Shuttle attached to the Boeing 747 and currently on the runway in preparation for take-off. The wing flaps on main wings, tail wings and tail fin all work and the fuselage doors open and close (using mechanisms similar to formal LEGO aircraft models.) The top and nose of the 747 are modular to increase playability and the model includes kitchen and other facilities on the plane. The Space Shuttle model is similar to Lego City Model 60080 but is extended to suit the size of the Boeing 747. The model has all the internals to allow play with this as a separate model and wheels for the Shuttle are included in the brick count to allow separate landing if required.