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Daron Postage Stamp Space Shuttle Discovery Vehicle (1/300 Scale)
  • Daron Postage Stamp Space Shuttle Discovery Vehicle (1/300 Scale)
  • Daron Postage Stamp Space Shuttle Discovery Vehicle (1/300 Scale)
  • Daron Postage Stamp Space Shuttle Discovery Vehicle (1/300 Scale)
  • Daron Postage Stamp Space Shuttle Discovery Vehicle (1/300 Scale)
  • Daron Postage Stamp Space Shuttle Discovery Vehicle (1/300 Scale)

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Daron Postage Stamp Space Shuttle Discovery Vehicle (1/300 Scale)

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Item Weight
8.3 ounces
Domestic Shipping
Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping
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Item model number
PS5823-2

Key features

  • Excellent detail
  • Historically accurate
  • Prebuilt and pre painted
  • Comes with plastic display stand
  • Solid, Heavy die-cast metal

Specifications

Product Dimensions5 x 3 x 2 inches
Item Weight8.3 ounces
Domestic ShippingItem can be shipped within U.S.
International ShippingThis item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Item model numberPS5823-2
Manufacturer recommended age12 years and up
ManufacturerDaron World wide Trading Inc.
Country of OriginChina
ASINB00SARH3SW

About this product

The space shuttle was developed and operated by NASA as part of the space transportation system program. it is the first orbital human spacecraft designed for reusability. the space shuttle discovery (ov-103) flew a total of 39 missions. the first was mission was sts-41d, on August 30, 1984 and the last was sts-133 on February 24, 2011. spending a total of 365 days in space, traveling more than 148, 221, 675 miles, discovery flew more spaceflights than any other space shuttle or spacecraft in history. it famously deployed the Hubble space telescope on its April 1990, sts-31 mission and carried John Glenn on its sts-95 mission in October 1998, when the Astronaut was 77 making him the oldest person ever to reach space. the discovery is now retired and on display at the Smithsonian Institution National air & space Museum. Model is approximately 4 1/2 inches long with 3 1/8 inch wingspan.

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