Apollo Saturn V - Scale 1:144
The Apollo Saturn V represents an icon of space history, and now you can recreate this impressive masterpiece as a detailed model. With a scale of 1:144 and an impressive height of 775 mm, this model is guaranteed to be an eye-catcher in any collection. The 82 precisely crafted parts included in this set allow for a realistic and detailed replica of the real rocket. With an age recommendation of 12+ and a difficulty level of Level 4, this kit is particularly suitable for advanced modelers who already have experience in gluing and painting.
Scope of delivery:
- Saturn V model (height: 77 cm)
- Starting platform
- Final stage with 5 detailed thrusters
- Structured outer hull
- 2nd rocket stage with 5 thrusters
- Intermediate ring with control motors
- 3rd rocket stage with thruster
- Detailed lunar lander
- Movable protective lander fairing
- Service module with thruster and control nozzles
- Command pod
- Retrieval rocket at the top
- 3 figures to equip the launch platform
- Detailed decals
- Building instructions
With a Level 4, this model kit is ideal for advanced modelers who have had some model building experience. The gluing and painting requirements require a certain level of skill and patience, but reward you with an impressive and detailed result. Whether you already have a collection of model kits or are looking for a new challenge, this kit is for you!
Special Features:
This kit stands out for its attention to detail and extensive features. Everything has been thought of, from the detailed thrusters to the decals that add the finishing touches to the model. The movable protective fairing for the lander and the 3 figures for the launch platform are special highlights that make this set a must-have for any space enthusiast.
Background information:
On July 16, 1969, the Saturn V made history. It was the rocket that took the first humans to the moon. Its impressive size and performance reflect the ambition and ingenuity of an entire nation. This model commemorates this momentous moment in space history and gives you the opportunity to experience a piece of that fascination at home.
