Beschreibung:

Over 6 feet long, nearly 2 feet tall, and 15 inch wide detailed hand-built engineer's model on wood base with removable metal back and cover, plexiglass walls giving an unobstructed view of the interior which includes various computer systems, electrical panels, storage cabinets, fans, power boxes, printer, etc, smaller details such as clocks, a first aid kit, fire extinguishers, an escape hatchet, rope and a rifle, and a model of a man sitting at the controls. The various control panels fitted with highly detailed decals, the whole supported with 8 rubber tires at rear reading "Firestone Transteel Radial. Protector Ply XR4," additional spare tire mounted to underside, General Electric, c.1980. HUGE DETAILED ENGINEER'S MODEL, THE ONLY ONE BUILT, of a mobile command center trailer used during the space Shuttle Columbia landing at Robins Air Force Base, on August 20, 1989. Ferried atop a special NASA Boeing 747 jumbo jet, the Columbia was forced to divert its planned landing at the Kennedy Space Center to Robins Air Force Base due to poor weather conditions.