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Anyone remember a plastic NASA Apollo type rocket?
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Do you remember what the exact name of this rocket was?
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Wow, that's the one! Thank you for posting a picture of it. Where on earth did you find it (or was it out in space)?I had one too and loved it. it was called the Apollo Space Rocket. Cheaply made but cool.
Here's a pic of a packaged one.
http://i42.tinypic.com/spglg7.jpg
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It's cool that such a simple, cheap toy that many would've guessed long forgotten, in fact gave so many of us alot of fun and joyful memories
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All right, after kinostadt was so good to provide a picture and the name of the rocket, I came across more pictures of it. Here they are:





And here is the link to the website page that I found the pictures on. It provides even more information. If this guy is correct, this toy was produced for at least a decade.
Merry Christmas!
- IanLast edited by EmergencyIan; Dec 24, '08, 3:33 PM.Rampart, this is Squad 51. How do you read?Comment
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YEP Red white and blue and clicking module and that is it thanks for the flashbackI remember something about the astronauts being similar to that and now that you mention it, I remember the sections being different colors. What say you, Spotter (or anyone else)?
As far as the size of it goes, I don't know. When you're a little kid everything seems a lot bigger.
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From the webiste where I found the pictures:
"Capsule rear detail shows a Lunar Module
with landing gear retracted.
Older style molded in white plastic,
newer style in chrome color."
You know, I can't remember if the rear/botton of my Capsule had a "chrome" or was the plain white molded plastic. Do any of you remember having the chrome bottom on yours? It looks like the astronauts were molded in, at least, white and red.
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