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1/6 Scale Collectible


Capt. Gene Cernan
"Last Man on MOON"
NASA Apollo 17 Astronaut



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The complete suit only without helmet A base with name plate is included
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The gloves can be interchanged with a pair of bare hands The detailed PLSS
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Details on the suit Gene Gernan's Head was reproduced in any detail.

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The Helmet as working visors, Camera and remote control unit for PLSS can be taken off.
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The "Snoopy" head isn't missing too.
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All connections are reproduced true to the original. As a commander Cernan had had red stripes attached to his suit, for better detection.
Also included are the watch and the placard holder. The chain eye in front of his belly was used to tie him down while riding the LEM.
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The white boots are connected with the suit originally and the moon boots are only slipped over.
In model they are separate and interchangable.

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Capt. Gene Cernan
"Last Man on MOON"
NASA Apollo 17 Astronaut
1/6 Scale Collectible

Eugene Andrew "Gene" Cernan was born in Chicago in 1934 to a Slovak father and a Czech mother. During his military career he was a Naval Officer, Fighter Pilot and Astronaut. Eugene Cernan went into space three times, Gemini 9A, Apollo 10 and Apollo 17 he also was backup for Gemini 12, Apollo7 and Apollo 14.
On one of Gene Cernan's EVAs he wrote the initials of his daughter Tracy on a moon rock and he was the last man to leave the moon. A couple of other accomplishments are attributed to him, while piloting the Lunar Rover on its final ride he set a new speed record for the moon, 11.2 mph. Another speed record he was involved with was during the return of Apollo 10 from the moon on May 26, 1969. The capsule reached a speed of 24,791 mph, making it the highest speed ever reached by a manned vehicle. In 1976 Captain Eugene Cernan retired from military life for the private business world.

Gene Cernan passed away on January 16, 2017.


Part List (A7L-B Space Suit) :
  • Figure body with authentic Gene Cernan Headsculpt
  • LEVA (Lunar Extravehicular Visor Assembly)
  • Pressure Helmet Assembly
  • Communications Carrier
  • Portable Life Support System/Oxygen Purge System (PLSS/OPS)
  • Lunar Hasselblad Camera
  • PLSS Remote Control Unit
  • EVA Gloves with checklist
  • Moonwatch
  • Schmitt Lunar Boots
  • Hammer
  • Stand


Item-No.: 040400003

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Apollo 17 Crew Greeting the flagg after putting it up
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Capt. Cernan greeting the flagg
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The LEM Eathrise  above the LEM
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High speed Racer... .. by moon standarts!
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Getting the lunar mobile going Capt. Cernan ready for a race!
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Off he goes...
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Inside the LEM. Moondusted all over! The mission logo


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