Lost in Space (New Line, 1998), "Jupiter 2" Filming Miniature....

Description

Lost in Space (New Line, 1998), "Jupiter 2" Filming Miniature. Original model filming miniature constructed of cast fiberglass, resin, vacuum-formed plastic, metal, wood and multimedia components, all expertly assembled and finished to appear as a unique ovular spacecraft. Painted metallic silver, slate gray and luminescent tinges of blue, the ship features sculptural and ornamental tech overall. The topmost domed area near the center of the ship features multiple external support buttresses. "Jupiter-2" is printed in white with blue outline on both sides, "277-2211-10" and "Allied Space Organization of Mexico America and Canada" printed in white on both the right and left sides. Above this text, "J2" is printed in white in a blue circle. A series of rocket boosters are located in the aft of the ship. A black power cord with a plug extends from the right side assumed to power interior lighting. The ship measures 32" x 92" x 171". Exhibiting production wear with a hole and crack in the roof, tape on a right side buttress, wear around several of the circular holes in the dome. Damage to detailing on right of roof dome and multiple detached and missing elements. Electronics untested. Obtained from New Line Cinema. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.

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