Space Exploration

Revell 1/144 Space Shuttle Atlantis Kit 04544
Length 252mm
Number of Parts 64
Wingspan 167mm
Glue and paints are required

Revell 1/144 Apollo Saturn V Rocket Kit 04909
Length 775mm
Number of Parts 82
Glue and paints are required to assemble and complete the model (not included)
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Revell 05651 1/144th International Space Station 25th Anniversary Platinum Edition Kit
Detailed plastic model kit of the orbiting ISS International Space Station.
Number of Parts 250

Revell 05674 1/144th Space Shuttle with Boosters 40th Anniversary Kit Gift Set

DOY288SS 1/288th Space Shuttle Kit

Revell 03702 Apollo 11 Astronaut Gift Set

The Soyuz 2 Rocket is a medium-lift launch vehicle for space flight and the seventh major version of the Soyuz rocket family. It was first launched in 2004 and has successfully launched over 150 times since. The rockets are operated from Baikonur, Plesetsk and Vostochny Launch sites. The Soyuz-2 rocket uses advanced liquid rocket engines and a modern control system that allows it to send payloads into space with high precision and increased mass.

Voyager Unmanned NASA Space Probe

Revell 03701 Apollo 11 Lunar Module

Revell 03703 1/32nd Apollo 11 Spacecraft with Interior Gift Set

Are you fascinated by space? Do you dream of being a part of the new era of lunar missions? With the NASA Artemis Space Launch System (SLS) model kit, you can bring a piece of space history directly to your home. This detailed model not only brings you closer to the spirit of NASA missions, but also gives you the opportunity to get actively creative and create a unique collectible.

Revell 1/144 Space Shuttle Discovery with Rocket Boosters Kit 04736
Number of parts 97
Model Height 437mm
Glue and paints are required

Revell 05673 1/72th Space Shuttle  40th Anniversary Kit Gift Set

This is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces Space Shuttle · Atlantis on 1/100 scale 

Length 373 mm, full width 238 mm

Airfix A00741 1/76th Astronauts 
Number of Figures 59

Surely one of the most impressive sights any human can ever hope to see is the awe-inspiring launch of a mighty rocket spacecraft, be that in person, or more likely, on our TV screens. Following the success of NASA’s Apollo program, their next phase in space exploration was to develop a partially reusable, low-earth orbital space transportation system to allow more astronauts to travel into space by further extending the boundaries of engineering excellence. 

If there’s one machine which underlines man’s mastery of technological innovation and ability to overcome insurmountable challenges, then it's the Saturn V rocket series. It was the largest and most powerful flying machine the world had ever seen when it made its first test launch in November 1967. A super heavy-lift launch vehicle developed by NASA in support of their Apollo program and America’s desire to place human beings on the moon in the 1960s and 70s, everything about the Saturn V was incredible, from the immense power of its launch sequence to the graceful way it pierced earth’s atmosphere and onwards into space. The Saturn V stands tall as one of the great engineering achievements of the 20th century.

Allowing a new generation of the earth’s population to witness the development and achievements of a NASA space program, the Space Launch System is their latest and most powerful rocket launch system, intended to take mankind to the moon and beyond. The latest generation of super-heavy-lift launch vehicle, to the uninitiated, SLS and the Orion spacecraft capsule almost appears to be a combination of Apollo and Space Shuttle technologies, however, this incredible program represents the pinnacle of engineering technology taking man deeper into space than ever before. Blasting off for an unmanned maiden launch on 16th November 2022, the first manned launch is planned for 2025, when the Orion capsule will embark on a lunar flyby.