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Postage Stamp Daron Space Shuttle Discovery 1/300 Die-Cast Collectible Spacecraft Model with Display Stand – Perfect for Ages 14+

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Postage Stamp Daron Space Shuttle Discovery 1/300 Die-Cast Collectible Spacecraft Model with Display Stand – Perfect for Ages 14+

Authentic NASA Licensed Model – Faithfully replicates the iconic Space Shuttle Discovery (OV-103), the most flown spacecraft in NASA history, with 39 missions and over 365 days in space.
Inspiring and Educational Display Piece – Ideal for collectors and space enthusiasts, this model celebrates historic milestones such as the deployment of the Hubble Telescope and John Glenn’s return to space.
Compact Display Dimensions – The 1:300 scale die-cast replica measures approximately 4 3/4 inches long with a 3 1/8 inch wingspan, perfect for desktops, shelves, or display cases.
Premium Materials and Construction – Made of high-quality die-cast metal with a durable plastic base, featuring precision detailing and a sturdy stand for lasting presentation.
Celebrate Space Exploration Legacy – Part of the Daron Postage Stamp Collection, this collectible model honors America’s pioneering spirit in spaceflight. Recommended for adult collectors and ages 14+.

The Space Shuttle was developed and operated by NASA as part of the Space Transportation System Program.Â It is the first orbital human spacecraft designed for reusability.Â The Space Shuttle Discovery (OV-103) flew a total of 39 missions.Â The first was mission was STS-41D, on August 30, 1984 and the last was STS-133 on February 24, 2011.Â 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.Â 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.Â The Discovery is now retired and on display at the Smithsonian Institutionâ€™s National Air & Space Museum. Model is approximately 4 1/2 inches long with 3 1/8 inch wingspan.