Can.Do Apollo Command Module and Lunar Lander
Item #: CandoCommandLunar
Can.Do Miniature Command Module and Lunar Lander
Once free of its Saturn V launch vehicle, the Apollo Command Service Module (CSM) "Columbia" performed an intricate nose-to-nose docking maneuver with the spider-like "Eagle" Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) in preparation for the Moon landing. It was the LEM which would actually land on the Moon's surface, while the CSM remained in lunar orbit. The LEM was a two-man craft, piloted by Astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin and Mission Commander Neil Armstrong; the third Apollo 11 crewmember was Astronaut Michael Collins, who remained aboard the CSM to guide his fellow explorers back home.
This Can.Do Miniature of the Command Module and Lunar Lander is highly detailed and can be attached. They can also be separated as well. Together, they are approximately 4".
Once free of its Saturn V launch vehicle, the Apollo Command Service Module (CSM) "Columbia" performed an intricate nose-to-nose docking maneuver with the spider-like "Eagle" Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) in preparation for the Moon landing. It was the LEM which would actually land on the Moon's surface, while the CSM remained in lunar orbit. The LEM was a two-man craft, piloted by Astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin and Mission Commander Neil Armstrong; the third Apollo 11 crewmember was Astronaut Michael Collins, who remained aboard the CSM to guide his fellow explorers back home.
This Can.Do Miniature of the Command Module and Lunar Lander is highly detailed and can be attached. They can also be separated as well. Together, they are approximately 4".




