We're finally getting the LEGO Icons Project Hail Mary set, number 11389! With 830 pieces, this build captures the unique, triple-hulled vessel from the book, featuring the iconic primary propulsion. The box art really nails the sleek, functional design, hinting at some clever sub-assemblies inside.
Includes 9 exclusive molds and 5 rare elements recorded across official inventories.
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Complete build timeline, spatial dimensions, and display footprint analysis.
Carries a 16% premium over standard LEGO sets.
Height equivalent to approx 7.6 minifigures stacked.
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From budget micro-LEDs to premium harnesses, we compare five lighting kits for the LEGO Icons Project Hail Mary, focusing on illumination zones, power upgrades, and wiring philosophies. Prices range from $46.99 to $76.49, with the median at $54.99. Each kit brings its own approach to lighting the solar arrays, engines, and cockpit.
Positioned as an upper-mid option starting at $60, BrickBling focuses on clean concealment for the Hail Mary's sleek hull. Its modular micro-LEDs allow precise placement, but this single standard edition offers no remote or RGB, so you'll rely on a manual switch. Ideal for builders who prioritize a seamless look over control options.
Sitting at the median price of $54.99, Game of Bricks offers a standard gauge modular expansion board system, with a remote variant at $62.99. The modular approach means you can add sections progressively, and the remote option allows easy brightness adjustments without touching the model. Best for collectors who want versatile control at a mid-range cost.
At the floor price of $46.99, LeLightGo delivers a modular micro-LED setup with touch and remote variants, the latter at $54.99. These budget-friendly components are surprisingly functional, with a remote option that rivals higher-priced kits. This is the go-to for cost-conscious builders who still want flexible control.
Priced at $47.99, Lightailing's pre-soldered integrated harness prioritizes a quick, tidy install with thicker wires for durability. It's the only kit in this comparison to offer RGB, plus remote control, letting you cycle through colors for a dynamic display. Perfect for those who want plug-and-play convenience with a splash of color.
Topping the chart at $76.49, LightMyBricks commands a premium for its kit, though it lacks remote or RGB, suggesting a focus on high-quality components and precise lighting. The unknown wiring architecture is a point of curiosity, but the price reflects a premium tier. Best for those who trust the brand and want a no-frills, high-end illumination.
Lighting kits and display add-ons are custom third-party accessories produced independently. They are not manufactured, sponsored, or endorsed by the LEGO Group.
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