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| length = 962.4 studs (7.7 metres | | length = 962.4 studs (7.7 metres) | ||
| width = 130 studs (1 | | width = 130 studs (1 metre) | ||
| height = 119.5 bricks (1.15 metres | | height = 119.5 bricks (1.15 metres) | ||
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== Origin and design == | == Origin and design == | ||
How it's made | |||
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{{Multiple image | align = right | direction = vertical | width = 200 | image1 = LMS Explorer cockpit PIC00001.jpg | alt1 = Photograph of the LMS Explorer bridge model constructed at LEGO Futura | image2 = Legos Come to Life RR5 01.jpg | alt2 = Render of the LMS Explorer's bridge with minifigures by Artworld UK | footer = Sections of ''Explorer'' were built at Futura and used as references for Artworld's virtual model}} | {{Multiple image | align = right | direction = vertical | width = 200 | image1 = LMS Explorer cockpit PIC00001.jpg | alt1 = Photograph of the LMS Explorer bridge model constructed at LEGO Futura | image2 = Legos Come to Life RR5 01.jpg | alt2 = Render of the LMS Explorer's bridge with minifigures by Artworld UK | footer = Sections of ''Explorer'' were built at Futura and used as references for Artworld's virtual model}} | ||
The LMS ''Explorer'' was designed by artists at [[Data Design Interactive]] in early 1998.{{R|Slugger TS}} Certain sections of the LMS ''Explorer'' were designed and constructed at [[LEGO Futura]] in May 1998 using Data Design's concept renders of the ship.<ref name="Adv7"/> Photographs of these LEGO models were then used by [[Artworld UK]] to create a full virtual LEGO model of the ship.{{R|Slugger TS}} | The LMS ''Explorer'' was designed by artists at [[Data Design Interactive]] in early 1998.{{R|Slugger TS}} Certain sections of the LMS ''Explorer'' were designed and constructed at [[LEGO Futura]] in May 1998 using Data Design's concept renders of the ship.<ref name="Adv7"/> Photographs of these LEGO models were then used by [[Artworld UK]] to create a full virtual LEGO model of the ship.{{R|Slugger TS}} | ||
Revision as of 03:22, 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 |
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| Defenses | Energy shield |
| Propulsion | Thrusters |
| Power | Power crystals |
| Length | 962.4 studs (7.7 metres) |
| Width | 130 studs (1 metre) |
| Height | 119.5 bricks (1.15 metres) |
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
How it's made
Depiction
Describe its appearances in the games, books, and comics
Fan-made recreations
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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