1/72 Houston, we have a problem! Apollo 13 CSM (command ship / machine ship) & Moon lander [DR11020]

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

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[About the actual machine]
The grand plan to send humans to the moon was successfully realized by the Apollo Program 13.
Captain James A. Label, John L. Sweigart, and Fred W. Hayes Jr. were involved in the major trouble during the flight. The Apollo Program 13 was launched on April 11, 1970 with the aim of landing on the moon for the third time in the Apollo Program.
55 hours and 55 minutes after the successful launch.
The accident occurred during the flight to the moon.
The oxygen tank of the machinery ship was destroyed by the communication with the Houston Control Center.
It was made into a film and released in 1995 with the aim of returning to the earth with the utmost effort.
It was made into a film starring Tom Hanks and it was made public 50 years ago.
It was made into a 1/72 scale reproduction of the story of the Apollo Program 13, which was launched in April 1970, just 50 years ago.
[About the model]
It was made into a model of the command ship / machinery ship and the lunar landing ship docked there.
In order to reproduce the damage condition of the airframe panel lost due to the explosion, the inside structure exposed by the panel flying can be reproduced Kit
Model models command ships / mechanical ships and lunar landers docked on them
The landers who saved the crew's life realistically model their complex shape
Stands are also available to display in flight
[Product Details]
Scale : 1/72