Revell of Germany Apollo 11 Spacecraft w/interior

On 16 July 1969 at 9.32 a.m. the gigantic Saturn V of Cape Canaveral, the most important journey in the history of mankind, was launched. The Apollo spaceship with which the astronauts were transported to the moon consists of 2 components, the command capsule and the service module. The command capsule contained the accommodation/cockpit area for the 3 astronauts. Oxygen and power were supplied from the service module, which also contained the main propulsion unit. Only a few minutes before entering the Earth's atmosphere, the command capsule was separated from the service module. Only the command capsule returned to earth and landed safely in the Pacific hanging on parachutes.Command capsule with detailed interior3 astronaut figuresdetailed seatsClear part outer section for a glimpse into the cockpitDocking ring with coupling mechanismService module with clear part outer sectionChamber segment with oxygen tanks and hydrogen tanksAntenna holder with reflectors4 control nozzle consolesdisplay standAdhesive and base paints containNumber of parts:83Length:324 mmHeight:223 mm