The Interplanetary UFO Mystery Ship is a legendary AMT sci-fi kit that has been out of release for over 30 years! Now it’s back in retrostyle packaging and features glow-in-the dark plastic, just like the classic ‘70s version of the kit.

This classic spacecraft was designed by Matt Jeffries, production designer who created the Enterprise for the original Star Trek TV show! The initial version of this kit was originally part of AMT’s Strategic Space Command series, and now Round 2 restores this kit to its rightful place as the first in a planned series that pick up the line where AMT left off.

Kit features opening docking bay doors, mini alien scout craft, decals and exclusive Strategic Space Command back story!

Release Date: December 2009
Scale: 1/500
Skill Level: 2 (ages 10 and up)
Glue assembly, paint required
13" long
Molded in glow-in-the-dark plastic
Over 20 parts
Re-release of the classic sci-fi kit!
Featuring retro-style box art
Decal sheet
includes new Strategic Space Command story sheet

- Textured Surfaces
- Service Module with Control Nozzles
- Decal Set
Scale 1:100
Release date 05/2011
No. of parts 18
Length 107 mm
Skill Level 3
Assembly, paint, glue required

Original details
Type description Spacecraft
Year/Period 1962-1969
Origin USA
Speed 97,8 kn

The Apollo 11 Mission: The sensational Lunar Landing took place on 20th July 1969. The Apollo Spacecraft which carried the astronauts to the Moon, consists of two components, the Command Capsule and the Service Module.

- Lunar Module "Eagle" consisting of the Landing Module and the Ascent Module
- Control Nozzles, Antenna
- Decal Set for the Landing Module
Scale 1:100
Release date 05/2011
No. of parts 51
Height 71 mm
Skill Level 3
Assembly, paint, glue required

Original details
Type description Moon lading module
Year/Period 1963-1969
Origin USA
Speed 2300 km/h

On 20th July 1969 the Apollo Lunar Module "Eagle" landed on the Moon; Astronaut Neil Armstrong became the first man to put foot on the Moon. After completion of the mission the astronauts returned into orbit in the upper-stage.

Lindberg / Hawk plastic scale model kit #91002
1/200 Space Shuttle w/Boosters 6 versions

Color decals for 6 shuttle versions
Detailed payload bay
Operating bay doors
Color decals
External fuel tank
Rocket boosters
Display base
10 1/2" tall
Scale: 1/200
Skill 2
Assembly, paint, glue required

- 1:200 Scale
- Authentic Decals
Scale 1/200
Skill 2
Assembly, paint, glue required

1:200 Scale
Authentic Decals
Skill 2
Assembly, paint, glue required

The Apollo Spacecraft that transported Astronauts to the moon for the first time consisted of two parts, the Command Module and the Service Module. The Command Module contained quarters for the three men, as well as extensive electronics, communications and guidance systems. It was supplied with oxygen and electric power from the Service Module, which also contained the main propulsion engine for attaining lunar orbit and for firing into the return trip. After completing the entire mission to and around the moon and back toward earth together, the two modules separated just minutes before entering the atmosphere leaving only the Command Module to return to earth.

The gold color on this model simulates the gold foil covering of the actual Command Module. Interior details such as figures of the three Astronauts, instrument and control panels, structural members, parachutes, oxygen and hydrogen tanks, and fuel cells may be viewed through transparent sections.

12-3/4” long (32.4cm)
8-5/8” tall (21.9cm) on its display base.
Engine nozzle extension and high-gain antenna are moveable
Skill 3
Assembly, paint, glue required

“That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” On July 20, 1969, after a three-day, quarter-million mile journey from earth, Neil A. Armstrong and Col. Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to set foot on the moon while Lt. Michael Collins remained in the orbiting command module.

This kit contains scale models of the astronauts dressed in their moon-walking suits, their photographic and scientific equipment, the American flag which they planted, the lunar module and a display base molded to simulate the moon’s surface, complete with footprints.

6” in height (15.24cm)
78 parts for assembly.
Gold foil covering and authentic waterslide decals included.
Molded in white and gray.
Skill 2
Assembly, paint, glue required

Features detailed lunar module, all stages of the rocket are detachable, comes with display stand and commemorative pin.

87 pieces.
Over 20 inches tall when complete.
Launching pad display stand
Authentic decal markings
Molded in white, silver and yellow.
Scale 1/144
Skill 2
Assembly, paint, glue required

The APOLLO SATURN V was used in the Apollo manned spacecraft program of the late '60s and '70s. Weighing more than 3,000 tons, it developed over one million pounds of thrust and was the largest and most awesome rocket ever created. On the morning of July 16, 1969, Astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins were perched atop a mighty SATURN V launch vehicle in preparation for their historic journey to the barren lunar surface.

Skill Level 3
Scale: 1/48
Width: 5-3/4"
Height: 22-1/4"
Parts: 171
Assembly, paint, glue required and not included

Description
Making mankind's "giant leap" possible.

Man's dream of walking on the moon came true on July 20, 1969, when Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin set foot on the lunar surface. While the Command and Service modules brought them to their destination, the Lunar module made mankind's "giant leap" a reality. Set contains three kits representing the Command, Service and Lunar modules. The Lunar module comes with interior details and the top section of the Saturn Launch Vehicle. Includes seated, standing and fully equipped astronaut figures; an Eagle lunar display base and authentic Apollo decals.