LEGO has unveiled a brand new spaceship build to tie in Ryan Gosling's hot new movie release Project Hail Mary.
Adapted from the book of the same name, Project Hail Mary sees science teacher Ryland Grace (Gosling) wake up on a spaceship with no idea of who he is, where he is, and how he got there. The film adaptation has already received praise from critics following early screenings and has already become 2026's biggest box office debut.
LEGO Icons Project Hail Mary (LEGO 11389)
Retailing at £99.99, the 830-piece LEGO set is part of the Icons collection, but has been described by some fans as similar to a Technic build thanks to its intricate details and functions that bring it to life beyond being simply a set to display on a shelf.
For example, turning the crank sends the crew module into orbit.
Besides the stark black and white model, there's the eye-catching lime green ring that the spaceship sits on top of, depicting the planet's atmosphere.
Last but not least, alongside the display stand, there's two minifigures to complete the set – Ryland Grace (who has a double-sided face print) and Rocky, who Ryland forms a connection with throughout. Each minifigure has its own dedicated space to reside on the display stand.
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LEGO has a long history of creating sets to tie in with movie releases current and old, including The Goonies, Jurassic World and The Lord of the Rings.
If you want to catch up on the original book the film is adapted from, you can order the paperback through Amazon or listen to the audiobook via Audible.
The LEGO Icons Project Hail Mary Spaceship Model Kit is available to buy now from The LEGO Store and Amazon.
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