Fan-made 810-piece Lego ASML TWINSCAN kit free on Rebrickable
The fan-designed model of ASML's employee-exclusive TWINSCAN EXE:5000 uses 152 unique parts and adds interior details like vacuum pumps and a laser emitter.
A fan-made Lego recreation of ASML's employee-exclusive TWINSCAN EXE:5000 High-NA EUV kit has been published for free on Rebrickable, according to Tom's Hardware. The model was designed by NightHawk11991 and shared by X user @lithos_graphein.
The build uses 152 unique parts and 810 bricks in total. Unlike a simple display model, the MOC includes interior details such as vacuum pumps, a laser emitter, reflectors and a sliding silicon wafer tray. PDF instructions are available at no cost on the Rebrickable website.
The designer said the build took about a week to complete.
Background
ASML launched a Lego kit version of the TWINSCAN EXE:5000 in December 2024. The company canceled orders from non-employees for the kit and charges $230 for it on its official website. On eBay, listings for the original kit show Buy It Now prices between $500 and $700.
@lithos_graphein obtained a rare ASML Special Edition Monopoly board released in 2007 by trading an official ASML Lego kit for it. Other semiconductor companies, including TSMC and SK hynix, have sold company merchandise, with resellers listing such swag online for as much as $16,700.
Quick answers
How many pieces are in the fan-made Lego ASML TWINSCAN EXE:5000 model?
The model uses 810 bricks in total, made up of 152 unique parts.
Where can I get instructions for the Lego ASML TWINSCAN EXE:5000 fan build?
PDF instructions are available for free on the Rebrickable website.
Who designed the fan-made Lego ASML TWINSCAN EXE:5000?
The MOC was designed by NightHawk11991 and shared by X user @lithos_graphein.