Mars Lander
The Carl Sagan Memorial Station is the lander used to land Sojourner as deployed from Mars Pathfinder; it features an air bag landing system and a petal design. Development cost less than $150 million and was less costly and faster than previous missions. Following its landing the lander was renamed in honor of American astronomer Carl Sagan. The Mars Lander has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
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Mars Lander is listed with JPL Sojourner Mars Rover Action Pack as its first catalog lane. The production window shown here is 1997 only. Known designer credit: Keith Hippely. Use the Dscription, Versions notes to confirm the casting before you price it.
- 1997 First Released
- Vehicles without wheels
- Keith Hippely Designs
- One Hit Wonder
- Spacecraft
- Licensed Hot Wheels
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