James Webb here is the very detailed and working model

Five are becoming popular on Kickstarter exclusive kits to assemble as many models of protagonists of space exploration modern or the Iss – International Space Stationthe lunar module of the Apollo missions complete with Moon Rover, the recently very popular new generation telescope James Webb Space Telescope plus the two satellites such as The Solar Orbiter deputy to observe our star and the flexible CubeSat NEA Scout. Each model must be assembled following the instructions and arming yourself with patience since you must also weld components such as diodes on the various parts formed by printed circuitsbut also working motors and solar panels.

Each of the five model kits designed by GeekClub that can be ordered on Kickstarter includes everything you need such as parts to assemble, printed circuits, motors and any solar panels, spare parts, but above all a series of insights both to learn how to weld and assemble both components to find out more about the various missions. As a corollary, there are also some detailed educational videos uploaded to the official Youtube channel. Each model has been designed by carefully studying the official technical drawings so as to leave nothing behind and offer a realistic experience.

Going into the specifics of each of the models, the ISS is of course also the largest and most expensive since it requires 139 euros and it is powered by solar panels that turn on the various lights and operate the small motors of the modules. The kit with lander (49 euros) includes a rover that can be driven by a dedicated engine. The James Webb telescope (59 euros) includes printed circuit boards with gold patina, while the two Solo satellites (69 euros) and CubeSat (39 euros) can be powered by the panels. Yes they can order on Kickstarter by financing the project, shipments are expected from next October.