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    High fidelity, bell-shaped engine, with plumbing on top; the whole, painted glossy silver; mounted on circular black plastic stand with white lettering for label (see Marks); missing six fuel lines on top and probably other parts (compare with identical models, with Cat. #'s 1977-1036 and 2977-1037), accounting for lower weight of this model by one pound; one green disc and two red discs, one on each side, painted horizontally on top, to indicate propellant inlets (probably green for the oxidizer and red for the fuel); very dirty, needs cleaning.

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Jason A. Smith

Date Created

04/18/2016

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National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.

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Engines; Models; Rockets; Space

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