Titan IV Missile

      The Titan IV was produced and launched for the U.S. Air Force by Lockheed Martin.  It is the nation's largest, most powerful expendable space launch vehicle. It provides primary access to space for critical national security and civil payloads and is launched from the East and West Coasts.  Titan IV is capable of placing 47,800 lb into low-Earth orbit or more than 12,700 lb into geosynchronous orbit - 22,300 miles above the Earth.  It has a better than  95% operational success rate.
The first Titan IV B was successfully flown from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on February 23, 1997. This configuration improves reliability and operability and increases lift capability by 25%. Advancements also include improved electronics and guidance. The Titan IV B has standardized vehicle interfaces that increase the efficiency of vehicle processing. Additionally, the more efficient programmable aerospace ground equipment (PAGE) is used to monitor and control vehicle countdown and launch. 
Titan IV with SRM
Standard Series.  1/200th scale.  width 1.85" x 10.85" tall.
  No. USM4D-ST.  Only $109.95

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