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List Price: $39.99Price: $36.49 You Save: $3.50 ( 9%)Prices subject to change.
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Amazon Maximum Age: 9 years
Amazon Minimum Age: 60 months
Batteries: 2 AA
Binding: Toy
Brand: YummyEarth, LLC
EAN: 0031412482009
Label: YummyEarth, LLC
Manufacturer: YummyEarth, LLC
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 18 years
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 72 months
Model: 48200
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: YummyEarth, LLC
Sales Rank: 3426
Studio: YummyEarth, LLC
Features:- A great gift for any fan of space exploration and aeronautic history
- Model stands almost 3H' and separates into 8 sections just like the real spacecraft
- Includes Astronaut Training Manual that shows kids how an actual moon launch is achieved
- Authentic launch sounds and vibrations are activated by the touch of a button
- Comes with 2 satellites and an astronaut figurine
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
The Saturn V spacecraft was used to fly to the moon, with the first rocket launched in November 1967. A great gift for any fan of space exploration and aeronautic history, this fantastic model stands almost 3’ tall and separates into 8 sections, just like the real spacecraft. Authentic launch sounds and vibrations are activated by the touch of a button; comes with 2 satellites and an astronaut figurine. Also includes an Astronaut Training Manual that shows kids exactly how an authentic moon launch is achieved. Plastic. Imported. 3H'.
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I bought this rocket for my boy who is 2 years and 9 months old. He loves it! We have had it for a few weeks now, and he plays with it every day.
Before buying it, we watched the Apollo 13 movie (with Tom Hanks) and while doing so, we discussed the different parts of the rocket. He displayed a surprising interest in the rocket, in particular the take-off scene, and me having a limited knowledge and interest in the Apollo project managed to explain the stuff in a manner that apparently ... Read More
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This is an excellent substitue for the Monogram 144 scale model kit. It actually is higher in detail, more rugged and better scaled than the Monogram Saturn V.
It also fits perfectly with the 144 Launch Umbilical Tower model kit and Crawler Transporter.
One note... I do not think it is the actual Buzz Aldrin version, as it does not show him on the package, as I'd seen before.
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We ordered this toy for my son's 9th birthday and he loves it. It is a good-sized rocket and the electronic "countdown" adds a realistic touch. The rocket is detailed and comes apart into the multiple stages and the capsule on top also breaks down into multiple pieces. My only complaint is that it is a little flimsier than I anticipated. It also might be a little difficult for a younger child to put together without assistance and also might not be appropriate if you are looking for a sturdy toy....it ... Read More
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Our boys, 6 & 4, just love the rocket and play with it a lot. The stages are too hard for them to put together, so Dad has to help out now and then. Very impressive toy, looks great standing in their room, good detail.
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This is a beautifully detailed and wonderful model. You can simulate each of the steps on the Apollo moon mission. The command module can separate from its thruster, and the hatch can open and you can see the 3 astronäuts. The LEM can be attached to the command module, and the LEM can land and "blast off" from its base. My only complaint and it is a minor one is that the 4 pieces of the rocket between the 3rd stage and the command module, which fold out beautifully to reveal the LEM, keep falling off. ... Read More
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