Bust onto Apollo Island and drive your very own pilfered Moon Buggy in Chapter 7 of LEGO City: Undercover, with step-by-step help to get you through the Space Center level.

Do as Chan says at the start of the chapter – get to the Crescent Park Wharf! Chan doesn’t want to tell Chase what the next job is until you get there. At the wharf, Chan instructs Chase to travel to Apollo Island. How mysterious. Welcome to the Space Center interior! The Buggy is located deeper in the facility, and to get started, there’s a space crate to the left (front) corner of this office area. Complete the Astronaut Disguise to summon a Teleport Pad.

Swap to the Robber Disguise and get the green color for your color gun. Shoot the red light on the left (front) of the office area to open the door to more stairs. Go on up to the pushable surface – use the Police Disguise to grapple the blue hook on the left wall and pull it down. Build to finish the pushable surface and push it into the dark corner. This LEGO moon buggy comes with 12 wheels for omnidirectional steering, plus lots of functions based on those of a real moon rover Soyuz Spacecraft, a minifig scale model of the Soyuz 7K-OK (1967 variant), https://ideas.lego.com/projects/88562

Boeing LRV Systems Engineering, Lunar Rover Operations Handbook, http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/lrvhand.html Grab the dynamite bundle that appears with the Miner Disguise and place it on the waypoint. That’ll destroy the silver LEGO wall, letting Chase access the elevator up to the control room.

Lunar Roving Vehicle: Historicals Origins, Development and Deployment, https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/lrv_historical_origins.pdf

In the model you can see many details of the LRVas the color television camera, the television control unit, the 16 mm camera, the two batteries, the lunar communication relay unit, the high gain antenna, the low gain antenna, the pannel control, the T-shaped handlethat controls the movement of the rover, detailed seats, two sample collection bags, lunar hand tool carrier and the surface electrical properties (SEP) antenna. When built, the toy LEGO lunar rover model is portable enough for kids to take it wherever they venture Apollo 11, an accurate reproduction of the CSM Apollo and lunar module Eagle.https:// ideas.lego.com/projects/84718 This modelis a detailed version of the LRV using the minifig scale and built with Lego Digital Designer.LEGO City NASA inspired outer space toys come with feature-rich models inspired by real machines, vehicles and spacecraft, plus inspiring astronaut characters, and make top gift ideas for kids who love an imaginative, open-ended play based on real-life space missions. One of my first projects was also a Lunar Rover, made with real pieces ( https://ideas.lego.com/projects/74480). However LDD versatility allowed me to create this new model, using a different construction system, I think I have achieved a better end result, more accurate and thepictures are of better quality than my first attempt. Includes a printed pictorial building guide and digital building instructions, available in the free LEGO Building Instructions app I put great care in reproducing the details of the original LRV in this lego model, the result left me very happy and so I share it with other fans of Lego, space exploration, science and cars.

Arriving at Apollo Island, Chan will reveal his plans – he wants a Moon Buggy from the space center! Now that you’re on Apollo Island, you’ll need to breach the defenses and get a disguise. This toy moon rover playset comes with fun accessories for imaginative play, including a saw, shovel, planet-surface scanner and helmetsJump down and build the Moon Buggy, commandeer it, and drive it onto the red vehicle pad on the right to open the exit door.