NASA Saturn V Rocket 1:72 Scale Model Kit

Description

NASA Saturn V Rocket 1:72 Scale Model Kit:

• Almost 5-feet tall!
• NASA's Saturn V rocket is now a 1:72 scale model kit!
• All 3 rocket stages are defined in intricate detail.
• Includes a circular base so you can display it vertically.
• Impress and be impressed with this fantastic model!

Still holding the record for the heaviest payload launched, NASA's Saturn V is the tallest, heaviest, and most powerful rocket ever brought to operational status. Now you can enjoy this marvel with this huge NASA Saturn V Rocket 1:72 Scale Model Kit! Intricately detailed and expertly constructed, all 3 rocket stages are defined, including the Command/Service Module and Launch Escape System. The model even includes a circular base so you can display it vertically! Ages 14 and up.

The NASA Saturn V Rocket 1:72 Scale Model Kit is an impressive piece that's sure to delight any space fan. The fully built-up model stands slightly under 60-inches tall! As impressive as the real Saturn rocket system, this Space Collection item from Dragon will cause jaws to drop and draw gasps of astonishment. While the model makes use of the Command/Service Module (CSM) and Launch Escape System, the rest of this monstrous 1:72 scale rocket comes from updated molds. All the relevant detail is carefully reproduced on the 3 rocket stages, and the completed model comes with accurate painting and markings. The Saturn V is most suitable for display at home as a centerpiece of a space fan's collection, and it comes with a stable circular base to allow freestanding on the floor. Impress and be impressed with this fantastic model!

As the longest, heaviest, and most powerful rocket ever produced, the original Saturn V stood over 360-feet high and had a diameter over 32 1/2-feet. The Saturn V was the heart of NASA's Apollo and Skylab programs between 1967 and 1973. It was able to launch a 45-ton payload into space beyond low Earth orbit. A total of 13 Saturn V launches took place, every one of them a success, and they safely delivered 24 astronauts to the Moon.