Apollo Saturn V
Moon Rocket
Revell | No. H-1843 | 1:96
Fapte
- Marca:
- Revell
- Titlu:
- Apollo Saturn V Moon Rocket
- Număr:
- H-1843
- Scară:
- 1:96
- Tip:
- Kit complet
- Eliberată:
- 1969 Instrumentul nou
- ambalare:
- Casetă rigidă (deschizător de vârf)
Marcajele
Apollo
Apollo Saturn V
NASA-National Aeronautics and Space Administration (1958-now)
Saturn V
NASA-National Aeronautics and Space Administration (1958-now)
Conținutul cutiei
Sprue din plastic, Sprue din plastic (Clear), Benzi de plastic, Fișă de calcul (alunecare de apă)
Cronologie produs
Revell
Instrumentul nou
Rebox
Rebox
Cutie nouă
Cutie nouăInstrucțiuni
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Recenzii externe
Nu știm despre niciun comentariu în cutie pentru acest lucru Apollo Saturn V (#H-1843) din Revell.
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Comentarii
Ronald HessBought it same year it was presented by Revell about late 1969 or early 1970
9 March 2014, 16:23
Ronald HessI'm afraid not, but Revell have released it
again in commemoration of the 50'th anniversary of the landing from Apollo 11.
15 July 2019, 06:19
Paul JandersHere's a look at two illustration panels from the box of Revell's original 1969 release of their 1/96 scale Saturn V.
The front of the box is on the left, while one of the side panels appears on the right. When this kit was released in 1969 it sold for (US)$12. That would be about $77 in 2014 dollars.
Along with the innovative method of assembly that Revell engineered for this kit they also came up with a novel box. The box was all one piece and served as a carrying and storage case. There was no separate top and bottom. A plastic carrying handle was attached on one of the side panels.
My built Saturn V kit ended up in this box and survives to this day. It spent many years (decades!) in the attic of my parent's house. I finally rescued it in the early 2000s.
15 January 2015, 16:39