Apollo 11 Saturn V Rocket Building Kit, 183 pieces

Age: over 13 years.
At 9:32 a.m. on July 16, 1969, a massive Saturn V launch vehicle was launched from Cape Canaveral to send man on his most important journey in history. It consists of three main parts, with a height of 110 meters and a weight of 3000 tons. At the same time, she could carry an additional 50 tons of cargo and could reach a speed of 11.2 km/s. So the trip from 394,000 km to the moon took only 72 hours. After reaching low Earth orbit, the third stage of the rocket pushed the upper part with the Apollo cabin to reach the flight speed necessary to reach the Moon. Later, the Apollo spacecraft separated from the rocket, turned around, and removed the lunar module from its protective envelope. Thus the connected unit arrived at the Moon and entered its orbit. After several orbits, the lunar module with astronauts N. Armstrong and E. Aldrin on board separated from the command cabin, in which only M. Collins remained.

• Model Saturn V measuring 1.14m
• Launch ramp with supports
• 1st rocket stage with five detailed nozzles
• Printed tubular parts from thin strips of polystyrene
• Engine cover
• 2nd stage rocket with five nozzles
• Central ring with protective fire wall
• 3rd stage rocket with nozzle and spherical helium tanks
• Detailed lunar module
• 1 cosmonaut
• Separate upper stage with moon module
• Protective cover of the lunar module with transparent parts for viewing
• Service module with drive nozzle and control nozzles
• Command cabin with interior and astronaut figure
• Emergency rescue rocket from above
• Additional pad on the lunar surface to create different operational phases of the Apollo mission

Required colors:
- main: 49, 75, 90, 91, 94, 301, 302, 310, 330, 360

Model details:
Scale: 1:96
Number of parts: 183
Height: 1140 mm
Difficulty: 5

Recommended for children over 13 years old.