Dragon Space Apollo 15 "J Mission" Command Service Module 1/72 Scale Model

Dragon Space Apollo 15 "J Mission" Common Service Module 1/72 Scale Model Features: - 1/72 true-to-scale precision model - Displayable spacecraft with high collectable value - Aesthetically pleasing color finish with delicate imprinted markings The fourth American space mission to land on the Moon was Apollo 15, and it was conducted from 26 July to 7 August 1971 after a Saturn V rocket blasted the spacecraft into orbit. NASA described the mission as the “most successful manned flight” up till that point. This was because Apollo 15 was the first of what are described as “J missions”. A “J mission” was one that permitted a longer stay on the Moon’s surface to allow more intensive scientific experimentation and exploration. The Lunar Module (LM) with callsign Falcon stayed three days on the lunar surface and the two astronauts spent a total of 18.5 hours outside their craft over the course of three moonwalks. Apollo 15 also witnessed the first use of the Lunar Roving Vehicle, its top spee