Dragon 11017 Apollo 11 Saturn V 1/72 – plastic model rocket kit

The Dragon 11017 Apollo 11 Saturn V 1/72 scale model is a unique offer for space history enthusiasts and ambitious modelers. The kit allows you to recreate the most recognizable launch vehicle in human history – the Saturn V, which carried the Apollo 11 mission to the Moon in 1969. The model has been designed with attention to detail, capturing the complexity and monumental size of the original. This is a plastic model kit by the renowned company Dragon, well-known for their high-quality modeling sets.

Saturn V is a three-stage rocket developed by NASA in the United States. It was used during the Apollo program from 1967–1973 as well as to launch the Skylab space station from 1973–1974 (Cold War period, the modern times of the 60s and 70s). It was on this rocket in July 1969 that the historic Apollo 11 mission took place, enabling the landing of humans on the Moon and their safe return to Earth.

Main features of the Dragon 11017 Apollo 11 Saturn V 1/72 model:

• Accurately rendered in 1/72 scale – the model has an impressive length when assembled, perfectly reflecting the actual proportions of the rocket.
• Plastic scale model kit – all parts are made from high-quality plastic, ensuring durability and ease of working.
• Precise details of each rocket stage, F-1 engines, docking system components, and the Apollo module.
• The product does not include glue or paint – it is intended for self-assembly and painting, allowing the modeler to choose the finishing method in accordance with the historical original.
• The set includes clearly cast sprues, a readable assembly manual, and decals to replicate original markings.

Who is this model for?

The Dragon 11017 Apollo 11 Saturn V model is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 3/5) who appreciate historical accuracy, scale, and the possibility of individual arrangement. It is an excellent choice for fans of astronautics, science, and those interested in the groundbreaking achievements of the 20th century. Once assembled, the model makes an impressive display in a collection or as an educational exhibit on a desk.