Age: 12+
Length: 252 mm
Level: 4
Moonraker Space Glider - James Bond 007 Model Kit | Scale 1:144, 64 details.
Get ready to explore the mysteries of the universe with our James Bond 007 Moonraker model set! With 64 parts at 1:144 scale, this model is a challenging and rewarding project for all Bond and modeling enthusiasts aged 12+. A detailed replica with a total length of 252 mm will bring the legendary spaceship from "Moonraker - Top Secret" right into your home. Your model kit includes everything you need to build, including: Set of plastic model in disassembled form
Illustrated multilingual assembly instructions
Authentic stickers
Poster
Basic colors (Revell Aqua Color)
Glue (Revell Contacta Professional Mini)
Brush
This model kit is ideal for experienced modelers, James Bond fans and anyone who loves the thrill of a challenging project. It's both a great addition to your collection and a stunning eye-catcher. Features:
the Moonraker model kit features textured surfaces that carefully recreate every detail of the original. With authentic film-based decals and a display stand, you'll be able to display your model with pride. Space exploration is one of the greatest achievements of mankind. With the first steps of man in space and on the moon, the future of the Earth took a new direction. However, the first rockets designed for space travel could only be used once, which increased the cost of expeditions. It soon became clear that the successful conquest of space cannot continue with the use of such expensive technologies. In 1972, NASA, the American space agency, began research on a reusable spacecraft. The project resulted in a combination rocket and aircraft known as the Space Shuttle. A shuttle with a huge fuel tank can be launched into space thanks to the power of its three engines and two auxiliary rockets. The ferry itself reaches the size of an average airliner, carrying about seven crew members, mostly cargo. The space shuttle fleet has given us new opportunities to develop our activities in space. Satellites can be placed into orbit by space shuttles, as well as components of space stations, which in the future can be used as starting points for further space exploration.
