Roboforce was a subtheme of LEGO Space in 1997. It appeared only in US catalogues in 1997.
Details[]
Taking the "good guy" role in the Space theme, Roboforce was a four-set subtheme which featured various large robots (arguably mecha) in two colour schemes. Orange Class robots featured a police-like patrol function in humanoid robots, equipped with buzz saws for extracting criminals or rescuing civilians. The "head" of each robot was also a small spaceship that could be used as an escape pod or secondary vehicle. Green Class robots featured a more militaristic theme with animal shaped robots. The Robo Raptor was the only set not to feature a space craft, while the Robo Master's small starcraft strongly resembled the Unitron Star Hawk II as a tribute to the fan-favorite set. Roboforce "Robos" were powered by "secret Robo Disks" which were, despite the name, rectangular power sources. Only four sets were produced under the Roboforce subtheme:
- Orange Class: Small Variant Robo Raider (1997)
- Orange Class: Large Variant Robo Stalker (1997)
- Green Class: Small Variant Robo Raptor (1997)
- Green Class: Large Variant Robo Master (1997)
Sets[]
Image | # | Set | Number of pieces | Minifigures | Price | Release |
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![]() | 2151 | Robo Raider | 136 | Roboforce Astronaut | $12.00 | 1997 |
![]() | 2152 | Robo Raptor | 220 | Roboforce Astronaut | $20.00 | 1997 |
![]() | 2153 | Robo Stalker | 280 | Roboforce Astronaut, Roboforce Astronaut | $30.00 | 1997 |
![]() | 2154 | Robo Master | 362 | Roboforce Astronaut, Roboforce Astronaut | $36.00 | 1997 |