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| caption = The LMS ''Explorer'' as it appears in the ''[[LEGO Rock Raiders (video game)|LEGO Rock Raiders]]'' video game | | caption = The LMS ''Explorer'' as it appears in the ''[[LEGO Rock Raiders (video game)|LEGO Rock Raiders]]'' video game | ||
| first_major = [[Rock Raiders (1999 book)|Rock Raiders]] | | first_major = [[LEGO Adventures!]]<!--or [[Rock Raiders (1999 book)|Rock Raiders]]--> | ||
| first_minor = "Planet of the Rock Monsters!" (''[[LEGO Adventures!]]'' issue 7)<!-- or |first_issue=; Per [[MOS:MINORWORK]] - minor works include TV episodes, chapters, songs and game missions --> | | first_minor = "Planet of the Rock Monsters!" (''[[LEGO Adventures!]]'' issue 7)<!-- or |first_issue=; Per [[MOS:MINORWORK]] - minor works include TV episodes, chapters, songs and game missions --> | ||
| first_date = | |first_issue = issue 7 | ||
| last_major = | | first_date = 28 September 1999 | ||
| last_major = [[Rock Raiders: High Adventure Deep Underground]] | |||
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| last_date = | | last_date = October 2000 | ||
| creator = {{ubl|[[Data Design Interactive]] (concept)|[[Søren Dyrhøj]] (LEGO model)}} | | creator = {{ubl|[[Data Design Interactive]] (concept)|[[Søren Dyrhøj]] (LEGO model)}} | ||
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| power = [[Power crystal]]s | | power = [[Power crystal]]s | ||
| mass = | | mass = | ||
| length = 962.4 studs (7.7 | | length = 962.4 studs (7.7 metres, 25.26 feet) | ||
| width = 130 studs (1 | | width = 130 studs (1 metres, 3.4 feet) | ||
| height = 119.5 bricks (1.15 | | height = 119.5 bricks (1.15 metres, 3.76 feet) | ||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
Bridge (13 May 1998) | === Physical model === | ||
==== Bridge (13 May 1998) ==== | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
LMS Explorer cockpit PIC00001.jpg | LMS Explorer cockpit PIC00001.jpg | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Middle slice (13 May 1998) | ==== Middle slice (13 May 1998) ==== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
LMS Explorer slice PIC00001.jpg | LMS Explorer slice PIC00001.jpg | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Front slice (15 May 1998) | ==== Front slice (15 May 1998) ==== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
LMS Explorer front PIC00001.jpg | LMS Explorer front PIC00001.jpg | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Bridge door (18 May 1998) | ==== Bridge door (18 May 1998) ==== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
LMS Explorer door PIC00001.jpg | LMS Explorer door PIC00001.jpg | ||
Revision as of 03:12, 14 September 2025
| LMS Explorer | |
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| LEGO Rock Raiders vehicle | |
.jpg) The LMS Explorer as it appears in the LEGO Rock Raiders video game | |
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| Affiliation | Rock Raiders |
| Captain | Chief |
| General characteristics | |
| Defenses | Energy shield |
| Propulsion | Thrusters |
| Power | Power crystals |
| Length | 962.4 studs (7.7 metres, 25.26 feet) |
| Width | 130 studs (1 metres, 3.4 feet) |
| Height | 119.5 bricks (1.15 metres, 3.76 feet) |
The LMS Explorer (alternatively written as L.M.S. Explorer) is a fictional starship in the LEGO Rock Raiders theme. The ship was designed by artists at Data Design Interactive and model builders at LEGO Futura for the LEGO Rock Raiders tie-in video game. It appears in the game's full-motion video sequences and is mentioned frequently during gameplay. Alternate designs for the ship are featured in Rock Raiders books.
The Explorer is a large mining ship used by the titular Rock Raiders while they explore the galaxy. In the theme's story, the ship is damaged by asteroids and knocked off-course or into a wormhole, depending on the story. Without enough power to get home, the Rock Raiders are forced to mine a nearby planet for power crystals to refuel the Explorer. No parts of the ship were ever released in a set, although unofficial digital recreations of it have been made.
Origin and design
Depictions
Gallery
Physical model
Bridge (13 May 1998)
Middle slice (13 May 1998)
Front slice (15 May 1998)
Bridge door (18 May 1998)
References
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