Vintage Mars Lander Model Reproduction

Blast Off to Nostalgia: Build Your Own Mars Lander Rocket!

Relive the golden age of model rocketry with this 3D-printed reproduction of the classic Mars Lander! Originally introduced by Estes in 1969, this iconic rocket, designed by Wayne Kellner, is a testament to ingenuity and the thrill of space exploration. Now, thanks to mech-G's brilliant design, you can build your own piece of rocketry history.

Improved Design, Classic Fun: This 3D-printed version offers a significant advantage over the original: easy replacement of the rubber bands on the shock-absorbing landing gear. No more struggling with tricky repairs! Plus, the twist-lock fittings make assembly a breeze. Just glue the landing pads (feet) to the legs, and you're ready to launch!

Ready for Your Personal Touch: This model comes in pieces, ready for you to assemble, glue, and paint. Customize your Mars Lander with your own unique color scheme and create a rocket that's truly your own.

What You'll Need:

• Hobby Knife
• Glue/Cement
• Paint and Primer

What's Not Included (But Easily Obtainable):

• Decals
• 20" Parachute
• Shock Cord
• Paper Wadding
• Counterweights (U.S. copper pennies recommended)
• Engine
• Engine Mount Tube with Centering Rings

Impressive Size: The finished model stands approximately 12 inches (30 cm) tall, making it a striking display piece.

A Tribute to Innovation: This Mars Lander isn't just a model; it's a celebration of the spirit of exploration and the ingenuity of early rocketry design. Own a piece of that history today!

Thank you to mech-G for this incredible design! Order your Mars Lander kit now and prepare for liftoff!

Important Notice to buyers: Method of manufacture of this item is FFF/DLP 3D printing which is a high tech and awesome new method of manufacturing high quality items on demand. 
Legal Notice:• The product is to be considered "fan art" and is not officially a licensed product.The product is protected under the FAIR USE Act. It is meant to parody the original product. Money paid is for services, time, and materials provided and not for commercial profit.