Apollo 11 Saturn V
50th Anniversary
Dragon | N° 11017 | 1:72
Statistiques
- Marque:
- Dragon
- Titre:
- Apollo 11 Saturn V 50th Anniversary
- Numéro:
- 11017
- Échelle:
- 1:72
- Type:
- Maquette complète
- Sorti:
- 2019 Nouvelle boîte
- Code à barre:
- 089195110176 (EAN)
- Emballage:
- Boîte rigide (ouverture par le haut)
- Sujet:
- Saturn V » Espace (Espace)
Marquages
Saturn V
Apollo Saturn V
NASA-National Aeronautics and Space Administration (1958-now)
- (Collins/Armstrong/Aldrin)
Juillet 1969 Moon Landing (1st manned)
NASA-National Aeronautics and Space Administration (1958-now)
Contenu de la boîte
Dimensions:
765x417x215 mm
(30.1x16.4x8.5 inch)
Poids:
3210 g (7.08 lbs)
Chronologie du produit
Dragon
Instructions
Télécharger 2160Kb (.pdf)
Place de marché
No partner shops available
Avis sur le contenu de la boîte
Examens externes
Nous n'avons connaissance d'aucun avis sur le contenu de la boîte Saturn V (#11017) de Dragon.
Commentaires
Michael van Kempen
Looks fantastic when finished, I bought a display cabinet (DETOLF) from IKEA to display. Had to display without the kit’s base to fit the entire model in. The Dragon instructions are pathetic, fair dinkum useless for detail, bought Haynes manual and Apollo 11 In Pictures, books for reference. Another useful reference is John Duncan apollosaturn.com/. The LM, CSM and capsul are from the Dragon 1/72 kit separate kit, with the sprues and instructions added (almost thrown in as an afterthought), it’s so bad that the leg with the ladder isn’t shown in the instructions! Stage 1 seams are hidden by the cable tunnels but stages 2 & 3 are not. Stage 2 body seams are enormous and the two piece curved body parts have waves that can’t be filled. Construction of stage II shows two tank lids in b2 parts when one of the tank lids actually goes into stage I!! Lots of dry fitting and sleep on it before committing to glue. Chaotic sprue designations using upper and lower case for letters e.g. B & b with no reason why. If NASA used Dragon back in the sixties they’d still be looking up wondering. I give it 3.5 out of 10 in the box, 11 out of 10 built.
Looks fantastic when finished, I bought a display cabinet (DETOLF) from IKEA to display. Had to display without the kit’s base to fit the entire model in. The Dragon instructions are pathetic, fair dinkum useless for detail, bought Haynes manual and Apollo 11 In Pictures, books for reference. Another useful reference is John Duncan apollosaturn.com/. The LM, CSM and capsul are from the Dragon 1/72 kit separate kit, with the sprues and instructions added (almost thrown in as an afterthought), it’s so bad that the leg with the ladder isn’t shown in the instructions! Stage 1 seams are hidden by the cable tunnels but stages 2 & 3 are not. Stage 2 body seams are enormous and the two piece curved body parts have waves that can’t be filled. Construction of stage II shows two tank lids in b2 parts when one of the tank lids actually goes into stage I!! Lots of dry fitting and sleep on it before committing to glue. Chaotic sprue designations using upper and lower case for letters e.g. B & b with no reason why. If NASA used Dragon back in the sixties they’d still be looking up wondering. I give it 3.5 out of 10 in the box, 11 out of 10 built.
16 January 2023, 10:01
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