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Apollo 11 Replica 1/20 Command Module (DX) 20 cm
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Apollo 11 Replica 1/20 Command Module (DX) 20 cm

€ 419,00

Earn 419 GBCoins
This item is available to preorder. We will ship it as soon as it becomes available. Estimated arrival: January 6, 2026. Dates are subject to change due to shipping, manufacturing and other factors beyond our control.

Preorder (Expected January 6, 2026)

Monthly Installments Available

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Theme: NASA

SKU: STASA0144

Description

Celebrating the 55th anniversary of the first manned moon landing, Star Ace presents the Apollo 11 Command Module Model. Explore the pinnacle of human achievement with this meticulously designed polyresin replica crafted at 1/20 scale. Measuring 20cm in diameter, this intricately crafted model features a fully detailed interior and exterior, capturing the essence of the historic mission that landed man on the moon. The normal version includes the command module and a name plate featuring the NASA logo and the Apollo 11 patch design. The deluxe version includes a moon-themed base and a transparent stand, allowing you to showcase the module as if it’s in orbit. Perfect for collectors and space enthusiasts alike, this model is a stunning tribute to the Apollo 11 mission. Add a piece of history to your collection today!

(Prototype shown, actual figure may vary.)

Neil Armstrong used with permission from The Purdue Research Foundation.

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