Orion mission to the moon - model kits?

Nov 06, 2006 7 Replies

As the design proposals start to make it onto the web and the designs start to firm up, I'm wondering if myself or any other children of the 60s-70s moon missions will be treated to kits of the new space craft and their delivery systems?



After all, S*k*rsky has nothing to do with it as far as I can tell. ;-)



I was rooting around in the stash and came across the Revell and Mono re-pops of Friendship 7, CSM and LEM - it gets me giddy thinking we may get back to the moon in my lifetime after an almost 40 year detour.



A black and white Zenith on a TV tray ('member those) and an eternal crick in the neck.... good times, good times.



So would any car-only, aircraft-only, armor-only, ship-only modellers cross over the line to build a new Orion spacecraft kit - even if it's not in



1/72nd?!?

WmB


Aint gotta gun on it, aint happening.....

If you go to

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on the left side of the page is our new 1/48th scale kit od the Orion spacecraft we will alos be offering the ares I and ares V in 1/288th and

1/144th scales. These kit designs are as NASA ordered them from us. cheers John

WmB wrote:

Now that's what I call an answer. Kewl looking! I'm definitely getting that old Apollo mission vibe.

WmB

lol... my girlfriend said the same thing a few years back in response to some of the experimentation stuff we noticed the younger generation of females seem to readily get into these days.

WmB

And I am SOOOOOO glad I had two son's !!!!!!!!!!!!!

If I had a daughter, I would have had to be ready to kill every swinging dick out there............

AM wrote in news:I5qdnXEiB-hQX83YnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:

I got a shotgun, a shovel and a bag of lime. Ain't nobody gonna miss 'em.

Frank Who has a 3 yo girl who already likes 3 yo boys. It's tough grillin' the little bastards. Ain't no background to check, no earnings. Indolents all!

Know any that like MFEs?

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr. ;)

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