Apollo 11 Command & Lunar Modules Set – EXE3648 1:48 Scale

This is the "big one" for collectors—the full Apollo 11 stack. Since this set includes both the Command/Service Module (CSM) and the Lunar Module (LEM), I’ve focused the description on the complete mission profile, highlighting the impressive 14-inch length of the model.

Apollo 11 Command & Lunar Modules Set – EXE3648 1:48 Scale

The Full Lunar Mission in One Masterpiece

Recapture the entire journey of the most ambitious mission in human history. This 1:48 scale Executive Series set features the complete Apollo 11 spacecraft stack: the Command Module "Columbia," the Service Module, and the Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) "Eagle." Measuring a substantial 14 inches long, this model provides a comprehensive look at the vehicle that carried Armstrong, Aldrin, and Collins 238,000 miles to the moon and back. It is a stunning, all-in-one tribute to the "Milestone of Flight" that defined a generation.

Museum-Grade Features & Detail

• The Complete Stack: This set represents the full spacecraft configuration, showcasing how the modules connected to support the crew during their eight-day journey.

• Premium Resin Construction: Cast-molded from high-quality pressurized resin, this model offers a heavy, professional feel and a level of crisp detail that brings the 1960s hardware to life.

• Impressive Scale: At 1:48 scale and 14 inches in length, this is a high-impact display piece that serves as a conversation starter in any office or gallery.

• Professional Presentation: Includes a sturdy display base, perfectly balanced to showcase the sleek lines of the Command/Service Module alongside the intricate, "bug-like" design of the Lunar Module.

Historical Significance

The Apollo 11 mission was a three-part triumph. The Command Module (Columbia) served as the astronauts' living quarters and the only vessel to return to Earth. The Service Module provided the vital propulsion and power, while the Lunar Excursion Module (Eagle) carried Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to the lunar surface.

From the historic launch in Florida to the successful splashdown in the Pacific Ocean on July 24, 1969, this spacecraft proved that nothing was beyond human reach. Today, the original "Columbia" is a permanent treasure of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.

Product Specifications

• Model Number: EXE3648

• Scale: 1:48

• Length: 14"

• Width: 5.75"

• Material: Cast-molded Pressurized Resin

• Base: Included for Desktop Display

• Series: Executive Series