Creativity:1

This model is inspired by the one thing that I think will take us to Mars- creativity. This is also suitably a key aspect of Lego, as it inspires us all to think outside the box and not follow the 'trend'. This build thinks outside the box of all other typical spacecrafts while also staying realistic and keeping the essential aspects of a rocket.

This model has an interior that can be used once we have landed on Mars to develop life there. There is lots of space available in the main section outside of the small pod at the front of the rocket which is where the 4 astronauts sit during the long flight. This space has a control panel and could also house more equipment to carry out experiments. There are sleeping quarters attached which also allow for more equipment as 2 of the beds fold up. The engines would be powered by electricity (there are solar panels attached) or hydrogen which are stored in the nose of the boosters, and are powerful enough to launch the spacecraft to Mars.