Apollo 11 Accessories for 1/6 Action figure Michael Collins

Star Ace proudly presents: The Apollo 11 Colonel Michael Collins 1/6th Scale Figure Make history with the exquisitely crafted 1/6 scale replica of U.S. Air Force Colonel Michael Collins, the unsung hero of the legendary Apollo 11 moon landing mission. Meticulously designed to honor Collins' pivotal role as Command Module Pilot, this collectible immortalizes his July 1969 vigil aboard the Columbia orbiter, ensuring the safe return of humanity's first lunar explorers. Authentic reproduction of the A7L spacesuit: Collins' iconic suit is recreated with unprecedented precision and tailored for life inside the spacecraft. Unlike moonwalking suits, this design prioritizes mobility and comfort for extended missions, complete with exclusive NASA mission patches and structured layers of thermal protection. Premium Accessories: - Apollo Pressure Helmet: A clear bubble helmet that attaches to the suit's neck ring. - "Snoopy Cap" Communications Group: The iconic black and white communication cap with integrated microphone, essential for mission-critical conversations. - Portable Air Conditioning Unit: A meticulously detailed replica of the portable cooling device used to regulate the suit's temperature during the journey to the spacecraft. - Mission-ready extras: Includes a vintage-style Apollo flight manual and a display base for dynamic posing. Made for collectors: Every stitch, buckle, and emblem reflects Star Ace's commitment to historical accuracy. The figure's fully articulated body allows for realistic posing, while the suit's fabric combines durability and realism. A tribute to Collins's quiet courage, this piece celebrates the astronaut who guarded humanity's bridge between Earth and the Moon. You own a piece of space history: Whether you're a space enthusiast, a history buff, or a collector of rare memorabilia, this limited-edition figure is a must-have. Honor the man who held the world in his hands while his crew made history: pre-order now and secure your place in the Apollo 11 legacy.