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Pegasus Hobbies 9109 - 1/350 The Moonlander Spacecraft Model Kit
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- SKU:
- PEG9109
- MPN:
- PEG9109
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Based on the designs of Wernher von Braun, this 1:350 scale moon lander can be built as a crew or cargo carrying spacecraft. It stands 16 to 18 inches tall when assembled.
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