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Thunderbird 5 Space Station 'Thunderbirds' (1965-1966) TV Series 'F.A.B. Collection' Diecast Model Car by Corgi
$118.54
- Brand new diecast model of Thunderbird 5 Space Station 'Thunderbirds' (1965-1966) TV Series 'F.A.B. Collection' die cast model by Corgi.
- Limited edition.
- Brand new box.
- Detailed exterior.
- Includes display stand.
- Officially licensed product.
- Does not have any openings.
- Comes in a collector's display box.
- Manufacturer's original unopened packaging.
- Made of diecast metal with some plastic parts.
- Dimensions approximately L-6 - W-3.5 - H-4 inches.
- Long requested by Gerry Anderson fans - the CORGI Thunderbird 5 die-cast is finally here for the first time with this newly tooled release. This highly detailed die-cast model includes a stand for display in two ways – by itself - or docked with Thunderbird 3 (sold separately).
- Thunderbird 5 is International Rescue’s space station and the heart of the organisation’s communications network - maintained in a secret geostationary orbit high above the Earth. John Tracy and his younger brother Alan take turns to man this satellite - with each staying aboard for a month at a time. Between them - they maintain a constant vigil across the globe.
- Using sophisticated monitoring equipment - they are able to hear every radio transmission being broadcast with special filters attuned to messages of distress in any language.
- Born on 8th October - 2040 - 25-year-old John Tracy was educated at Harvard. He followed in his father’s footsteps to become an astronaut prior to his involvement with International Rescue. An electronics expert with a degree in laser communication - John is the quietest and most intellectual of the Tracy brothers. Slighter in build than his siblings - he is lithe and graceful.
- As space monitor for International Rescue - stationed aboard the massive space satellite Thunderbird 5 - John has ample time on his hands to indulge his favourite pastime of astronomy. Four astronomy and outer space textbooks have been published bearing his name and his incessant space-searching led to the discovery of the Tracy quasar system.