Change: andan elevator, and an observation deck. Makes a great centerpiece to any Moonbase layout.Jamie Neufeld's Spaceman Dan Used Ship LotSome of the best Moonbase modules are Earth-locales reimagined for a space setting: post offices, 7-11s, Starbucks, police stations, schools, and, of course, used car lots.Joe   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 649)

Change: stations, schools, and, of course, used car lots.Joe Meno's Cross-Themed ModulesThere's no rule limiting Moonbase modules to the blues and grays of Classic Space — modules can incorporate any theme or style, including Castle or Ice Planet, as we have here.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 649)

Change: This inspired concept connects a single corridor onto an observation platform so that Moonbase residents can visit the historic landing site of Apollo 11. The site is well-preserved — even Armstrong and Aldrin's footprints are still there!Bram Lambrecht's Luna TowerThis impressive spire towers over   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 576)

Change:  Reich Mech-BayA functional and somewhat oppressive/ominous one-corridor module with a clean exterior, highly-detailed interior, and giant sliding bay doors that allow the mechs within to deploy to the moon surface. Note how there is plenty of space around the module to give the mechs room to move.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 497)

Change: on Zemi.net.The proper construction of a basic connecting corridorZemi.netExamples of Moonbase modulesTony Hafner's Monorail TerminalA fairly simple module done in Classic Space theme. This one nicely incorporates two 1st-level connection corridors, ground-level access (stairway), and a third, 2nd-story connection story on the tower.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 433)

Change: Example of a basic Moonbase module with 4 connecting corridorsZemi.netExample of a basic Moonbase module with 4 connecting corridorsZemi.netMoonbase standards: CorridorsCorridors connect one Moonbase module to another, and must adhere to these standards to ensure correct alignment:The corridor floorplate must   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 422)

Change: Renamed from LEGO Moon Base by Green-Arrow Jul 22 2008, 2:24 PM EDT for: Rename

Change: from SeaLug.orgMoonbase standards: The basicsAll Moonbase modules are centered on a gray 48x48 baseplate.No construction is permitted within a 4-stud margin of the baseplate's edge (so that when two modules or joined, there is an 8-stud-wide "thoroughfare" that allows pedestrians, moonbuggies, aliens, etc. to pass through).A   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 253)

Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details. (Word count: 252)

Change:  a single connecting corridor spanning the width of the baseplate — anything goes, as long as the above standards are met.Example of a basic Moonbase modulefrom Zemi.net   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 252)