Originally published at: This décor piece brings the Moon to your desk in stunningly accurate detail | Boing Boing
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jewelry-grade concrete
Well there’s a phrase.
aerospace-grade styrofoam
casket-grade cardboard
Montessori-grade papier-mâché
This is fun.
jewelry-grade concrete
It has got more air bubbles than a cheapo recast of a Forgeworld resin model. I think I could do better with some kitchen foil and some plaster of Paris.
Don’t you see, they even modeled the subsurface!
I prefer the idea of having the Cydonia region of Mars as a model like this, with the controversial Mars face and the pyramids. Or the site where Apollo 11 landed on the Moon, with a LEM model and a tiny Neil Armstrong.
I’d pay money for that.
Especially with a tiny Stanley Kubrick and Camera crew.
For all the people claiming that the moon landing was faked and Kubrick was responsible for the production clearly don’t realize that Kubrick was such a stickler for authenticity that he would have insisted that they film on location.
i know far more people maniaced about what SpaceX is doing down in Boca Chica than are flippin’ out over another rover. Its landing process and success, yes, but the rest? after the third picture it was pretty much mission done.
Which apparently has been a thing prior to this item
Sub-2K Google results suggests that this is not so much of a “thing.”
It practically sells itself, doesn’t it?
…what you could have bought with that $89.95.
Okay, that got a good laugh out of me.
It’s not even made of cheese!?
This is bullshit!
Well its good for bashing your head into, especially the larger wall mounted version, when you think of the bux you wasted on it
If i bought this and displayed it with my original copy of the kilogram, how much would it weigh?
But do they have it in floor tiles, or interlocking patio stones?
Gwyneth Paltrow-ready products, certainly.
Wrong astronomical object, surely?