NASA Space Shuttle Endeavour Die-cast Chogokin Tamashii Nations Bandai Review unboxing part 1 

Tbh I would do that too

Nasa

also, it was the first Shuttle to have modernized interior, also it was the lightest of the fleet since it had redesigned panels and new lightweight mainframe.

YES!, I wish they would do the Enterprise or Challenger in honor of them. !

Danoby2 when I come up with the money to get one, I plan on doing a diorama on what an orbiter would've looked like in the National Museum of the United States Air Force, which in my opinion should've gotten one.

The Enterprise only did test glides within Earths atmosphere, nor did the Enterprise have the heat shield the others had. Therefore it wasn't an OV vehicle as were the other five he mentioned.

too bad they didn't make the mobile launch platform

Yes it was!

Do you still own it?

I should use present tense. 😂 it’s sitting right on my nightstand. 😉

Can you please Share Buying Link....!

@@devendrashinde1680 I bought this set on ebid a long time ago in 2011. I doubt there will be any left. But you could still try to search on eBay for second hand ones. It won’t be cheap though. Good luck!

Watch a nasa tank recovery dummy

Angel Rojas the external tank can’t be recovered. It burns up when re-entering.

It has a parachute

@@whrrr315 before u call him dummy, u should do ur research because the orange external tank cant be recoverd, they were planned to burn up when it re enters the earth's thicker atmospheres. The two boosters on the side of the shuttle are the ones which ets recovered.

Angel Rojas ever heard of research?

post it on youtube

I'm sorry friend

space shuttle eandeavour

Good luck!

Where did you get it? Was it online?

I am a fan of the shuttle, but the endeavor doesn't make any difference between the other orbiters(except for missions and the orbiter name) but I just chose the endeavor

And no, the external tank won't be recycled or re used. The tank would disintegrate upon re entry, and if it doesn't, there are little Jets that will assist in making sure that it breaks up. Yes the shuttle and SRBs are reusable. Obviously, it's a reusable plane or rocket

Correct. Challenger, Endeavor, Enterprise, Discovery, Atlantis, and Colombia

The Russians made 2 that was pretty much a carbon copy of the American shuttle, and one even flew, so 8 if you count the Russian ones

TomahawksNShotShells thanks for the conformation

@@rowansanderson3132 its not Russia, its USSR / Soviet Union

@@rowansanderson3132 The Russians made more than 2 Shuttles. Probably at least as many as the US not even counting the subscale "spaceplane" (around the size of the US lifting bodies) that MiG manufactured and tested. They have one of those spaceplanes at the Russian Air Force Museum around Molina which is a suburb(?) of Moscow. Buran, the flight vehicle, was destroyed by partial collapse of its hangar in the early 2000s. The Germans bought and restored another test vehicle (same general spaceframe design as the Buran that orbited) that flew with jet engines to simulate landing. Its main difference from the Enterprise was that it COULD take off and land on its own power (I think; I'm not sure about the takeoff part). The particular German museum that owns the Buran test vehicle has a lot of Russian hardware in its collection including a surviving Tu-144 posed with a Concorde. It's the only museum where you can see the 2 SST types together. There are still pieces of 2-3 more partially finished Russian shuttles in the old hangar area in the Kosmodrome (?) in Kazakhstan. They're covered in dust and bird poop. They'll never do anything with them. The Russians are even worse at leaving their old junk rotting around the place than we are. I've think the Russian authorities moved most of the launch activities to the eastern part of Russia at another site since they have to license the old launch facilities in Kazakshstan.

Thanks for watching! Always appreciate it! 🙂

I know a tip how to get It for free: Just ask santa for it

... and the manufacturing price must have been so high the company made a loss

@@AluminumOxide exactly

post STS-107 Columbia (OV-102) was supposed to go major overhaul to reduce the weight and fly to the ISS for a couple missions atleast since around that timeframe one orbiter (Endeavour) was undergoing major maintenance and NASA couldn’t support ISS missions with just 2 Shuttles (Discovery and Atlantis)

The oldest and most unique of them all, Enterprise the first ever Shuttle built but wasn’t sent to space. She was attached to a boeing 747-SR46 because it was only used for an “air atmostphere” thingy WITHOUT engines. She was also sent to space without any equipment of rockets and the fuel tank by maneuvering the shuttle to space obviously with it’s rocket engines [I don’t know] before coming down to earth landing to the runway without engines. She doesn’t have any landing gear brakes just like all the Shuttles, actually she uses a parachute to slow down [It lands smoothly].

knightstalker1369 2.0 your right!!

got the shuttle and booster set and the Saturn V models, plastic, not yet built. Plus about 15 star trek in plastic Reliant, Enterprise A etc

eBay

What game?

@@slavamaksakov2043 its a game called plane crazy on roblox

That's how the space Shuttle works

No... It couldn't be the same model.

Это было довольно дорого! Спасибо за просмотр!!

Yes, I'm well aware that my video is being used to push fake merchandise based on the shuttle. I've reported them. Thank you!

Danoby2 👍🏼👍🏼 By the way, your videos are the reason that I bought the Bandai Saturn V and Shuttle Endeavour. Awesome stuff!

eBay!

@@Danoby2 Thank you so much. 😘

eBay

Not sure the name of the color orange solid boosters if that's what you're referring too. Set still goes for a pretty penny on eBay.

eBay!

Discovery!

Im pretty sure it is

same

same

Same

Most definitely

i wish but this thing on ebay is hella expensive