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Line 1: {{~~trope~~work}} In 1978, [[LEGO]] first started producing space-themed playsets, and so what is today known as "''[[Classic LEGO Space]]"'' was born. Stretching for a good decade from 1978 to 1988, this [[LEGO Themes\|LEGO theme]] was a [[Twenty Minutes Into the Future]] type of adventure dealing with very simple exploration of the solar system, establishing moon bases and conducting research on the planets. The sets were known for their bright palettes; most craft and buildings were bright blue, with a small few instead being a bright grey. ~~----~~ ~~===~~ {{tropelist\|Tropes present in the Classic LEGO Space period: ~~===~~}} * [[Fan Sequel]]: Sort of. In recent years, "Neo-Classic Space" is a popular building trend in the LEGO community, devoted to taking the general bright aesthetic of classic Space and putting a more detailed modern twist on it. * [[In Space Everyone Can See Your Face]]: This was before LEGO even designed visors for minifigure helmets. Line 19: [[Category:LEGO Themes]] [[Category:Classic LEGO Space]] [[Category:Toys of the 1970s]] [[Category:Toys of the 1980s]]