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1/144 NASA Artemis Space Launch System 15877
1/144 NASA Artemis Space Launch System 15877
1/144 NASA Artemis Space Launch System 15877
1/144 NASA Artemis Space Launch System 15877
1/144 NASA Artemis Space Launch System 15877

1/144 NASA Artemis Space Launch System 15877

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This Revell-Monogram 1/144 scale model kit builds the NASA Artemis Space Launch System, the rocket NASA launched on the first Artemis mission in November 2022. The kit is unassembled and requires assembly, making it a substantial project for space program modelers who want a tall, detailed display piece.

Kit Specifications

  • Scale: 1:144
  • Manufacturer: Revell-Monogram, kit 15877
  • Number of parts: 53
  • Revell skill level: 4
  • Height: 28.00 in
  • Length: 7.875 in
  • Plastic molded in light grey
  • Paint and glue required (not included)

Kit Features

  • Twin solid boosters with many intricate parts
  • Detailed core stage with separate twin liquid hydrogen supply lines
  • Separate stage assembly
  • Four RS-25 rocket engines

About the Artemis Space Launch System

Named for NASA's Artemis program, the Space Launch System lifted off from Kennedy Space Center's Launch Complex 39B on November 16, 2022, becoming the most powerful vehicle NASA has launched. The SLS is designed to carry Orion and other payloads beyond Earth orbit in support of future crewed and robotic deep-space missions. This kit reproduces the vehicle in 1:144 scale at a finished height of 28 inches.

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