When I was a youngster about 10 or 12, I had this amazing kit of the Apollo spacecraft. It consisted of everything from the Saturn Booster on up. From the top, there was the escape booster that could be detached from the command Module, the command module itself that featured a cockpit and a hinged hatch that could be opened (don't remember if a crew was included or not), and a removable section at the top that allowed you to view the packed parachutes. This all atached to the service module that had a large panel on the side that opened and all the O2 tanks, fuel tanks, fuel cells and so on could be seen. The main engine noozle was removable and so was a sheild that when removed, the piping and other details of the engine were visable. Then was the section that housed the Lunar module (I think refered to as the LM adapter?) and it attached to a square base-I think it had clouds On its surface. It has the four panels that opened like a flower, but when closed the service module could be placed on top. The LM itself had legs that could be closed to fit in the LM adapter or opened to sit on an included 'moon base' that had craters and all, and the cabin and base of the LM would separate as well. The CM and the LM could be docked with a locking mech. that locked with a twist. As I said, all pieces were able to separate. If I had to guess, I would say it was maybe 1/24th scale. Who made this kit? I very much regret getting rid of it.

Revell, I believe, once upon a time did a real big, probably 2 foot high Saturn V stack.  It was not 1/24 scale though, that would be HUGE!.  There is a couple of 1/144 scale Saturn V kits, one from Airfix, and the other from Revell, new reissue.  The big one is 1/96 scale and is on an aution site asking $160.  I should have bought one when they were $90. Oh well.

The 1/144 is part of a reissue along with a 1/32 scale CM, and a kit of the Lunar Module in 1/48 with a base. 

Good Luck.

Doug

You are no doubt right about the scale. That was a long time ago and things seemed much bigger to me then. Perhaps they will re-release that kit sometime, until then I will wait. It's just interesting to remember those kits that I stupidly disposed of when I "grew up". Funny how the only kit I retained was a Revell 1/72 scale F-4 Phantom. (I know it is a Revell-it says so right inside the landing gear bay!)

Thanks for the info guys! 

Revell did not produce a 1/48 scale Saturn V.  Such a model comes out over 7 feet tall.  Several folks have built their own 1/48 scale Saturn V's but the Revell Saturn V is 1/96 scale.  They (Monogram) did produce a 1/48 scale Apollo Spacecraft model which starts at the SLA and ends at the LES.  This is a Block I vehicle such as the one which claimed the lives of Grissom, Chaffee, and White.  RealSpace Models produces a 1/48 scale Block II CSM that is supposed to be a gem but it's about $75.