[MOC] Lego "Aether" Interplanetary Space Station

[ParmBrick]

Hi guys, bit unusual for me here, but space vehicle is one of my other interest in Lego, so from time to time I try to make some themed mocs. Today I present to you the "Aether".

The Aether Interplanetary Space Station is the pinnacle of Legoland's scientific and technological development. Designed to compete with NASA's Lunar Gateway, it surpasses the latter and takes the concept of an interplanetary space station to the extreme, becoming one of the most ambitious engineering projects of all time. The Aether has an expandable modular design, 2 docking modules, a laboratory module, 3 living modules, and a control module to which a robotic telescopic arm is connected. The space station can accommodate 3 to 5 astronauts, and is equipped with the latest technologies in the aerospace field. The Aether is also equipped with a revolutionary ionization engine, more efficient and faster than normal rocket engines, plus numerous photovoltaic panels for power, a solar panel, and numerous telecommunications antennas on each frequency. The Aether is the strong point of the "Asgard" ecosystem, also consisting of capsules, landers and interplanetary probes, which sees Legoland take man to the Moon and Mars, before the USA.

[GeoBrick]

You made microgravity a good thing here.
I especially like the last line of your creations' intro. Bravo! 

[ParmBrick]

1 hour ago, GeoBrick said:

You made microgravity a good thing here.
I especially like the last line of your creations' intro. Bravo! 

Thank you very much! If we look at the history of lego sets, the situation is practically that xD

[Feuer Zug]

Good looking modular space station. The assortment of modules allows for quite the activities, but has an organic look proper of the nature of the station.

[ParmBrick]

1 hour ago, Feuer Zug said:

Good looking modular space station. The assortment of modules allows for quite the activities, but has an organic look proper of the nature of the station.

Thank you too! Actually I tried to make a space station as realistic as possible, where everything has its own well-defined destination. It is enough to see that each docking module is "watertight", and with the addition of internal handles I was able to achieve the situation of microgravity.