The Monument That Touched the Moon
On July 16, 1969, the world stopped to attend an event that would forever redefine the limits of mankind.
Do Kennedy Space Center, 111 meters high and the roar of five F-1 engines burning almost three tons of fuel per second, Saturn V it tore apart the Earth's atmosphere and Put the man on the moon for the first time in history.
Now, this colossus of American engineering can occupy a shelf in your home.
Built in 602 pieces of high precision ABS, this model reproduces in scale the unmistakable silhouette of the most powerful launcher ever developed, with its three distinct stages, the command capsule and the lunar module encapsulated at the top.
A relic of the Space Age, reassembled brick by brick, now within reach of your hands. 🌌🪐🏆



























