Life on Mars?

It's the age-old question: is there life on the planet Mars? Well, at least in the world of the brick folk, you can see for yourself. Their rover, however, despite being an incredible feat of engineering, may tell a different story than reality does. It seems that the strange create is too agile and stealthy for the rover's sensor and camera to detect.

This model, which is made with 224 LEGO bricks, features a portion of Martian landscape, which includes part of a crater and tracks in the dusty rock from the rover, along with the rover itself, and a green creature native to the planet. It can serve as both a display and play model, as both the Martian and the rover can be attached to the base securely or easily removed. They also both feature numerous play features: the Martian's eyes can move slightly side-to-side as well as up and down, and the limbs can be rotated at multiple joints. The rover's sensor arm can be moved with a wide range of motion, and the camera can turn 360 degrees.