Project Hail Mary LEGO spaceship set built on display LEGO

Take Rocky home with LEGO Project Hail Mary set

Originally posted on Nerdist | By Michael Walsh | Last updated Apr 3, 2026 11:23 AM ET

If you were mankind’s one final hope for salvation, would you agree to fly halfway across the galaxy and sacrifice your life? Before you answer, the alternative is spending 30 years on a dying planet building LEGO sets. Tough, right? Well, it just got even tougher, because instead of an intergalactic trip, you can now stay back and build LEGO’s new Project Hail Mary set—and yes, it comes with a little LEGO Rocky.

LEGO Icons Project Hail Mary set will let Ryland Grace’s ship dock on your bookshelf. The 830-piece set measures 12-inches high, 9.5-inches long, and 8.5-inches wide. It is a miniature recreation of the interstellar spaceship that provided humanity with one final long-shot chance at survival in the Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s adaptation of Andy Weir’s novel. This LEGO version of the Project Hail Mary ship also comes with a functional display stand, since the only thing it can’t do is actually fly.

Most importantly, it includes LEGO minifigures for both Grace and the best character in the movie, the adorable Eridian Rocky.

A Ryland Grace in red spacesuit beind a glass wall opposite the little alien Rocky in LEGO minifigs for a Project Hail Mary set LEGO

But this Project Hail Mary set is more than just a cool-looking collectible. It also moves. It comes equipped a crank on the display stand so you can turn it. That will let you “send the crew module into orbit, simulating the spaceship’s centrifugal gravity system.”

Black box with a photo of the Project Hail Mary LEGO spaceship set LEGO

You can send LEGO Ryland and little plastic brick Rocky to your house for $99.99. Or at least you can when it’s back in stock. Like every other Project Hail Mary collectible it’s a hot item. But we trust it’ll be back available again soon enough. Just as Eve Stratt and Ryland Grace wouldn’t let humanity down, we know LEGO won’t either.

In the meantime, you can still snag Rocky in a plush form or wear a cheeky T-shirt in his honor.

This article first appeared on Nerdist and was syndicated with permission.

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