I built and painted the long spine frame, then added the fore and aft connectors. I painted them flat black and installed the parts along with the flying display piece for the stand. Checking photos and the parts trees revealed them to be Part 60. I noticed in the roof of the module and there are parts shown in place in the instructions but no part numbers. Next, I jumped to Step 21 to build the cargo/passenger pod and painted it orange with gray window surrounds to represent a VIP module. I painted the tubular frames then glued them in place around the walkways, setting the parts aside to dry completely. In Step 7, make sure the short end of parts 14 and 15 are attached. I followed the instructions and assembled the crew module followed by the fore and aft walkways, painting subassemblies as I went. I also used MPC’s aftermarket metal engine bell set. The kit includes a stand, optional compressed and extended landing gear to pose it on the ground or in flight, and markings for three spacecraft. Following up its big 1/48 scale Space: 1999 Eagle transporter released in 2015, MPC has scaled the ship to 1/72 scale which makes it about 14 inches long.
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