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Large Apollo Lunar Landscape Backdrops

Perfect for Space Museum Exhibits

Our Apollo Panoramas have been assembled at such a high resolution (about 100 Megapixels!) that they are able to be printed to dozens of feet wide! Making a perfect backdrop to Space Hardware such as a Lunar Module, or Lunar Rover. They would also be suitable for more general museum spaces such as corridors or assembly areas.

We are able to supply the Large Lunar Backdrops in a number of different mediums, such as Solid Panels, curved wall panels, rolled vinyl sheet, or just the digital image file allowing you to use your own print company.

Our clients so far include:

Some Examples of Our Large Apollo Lunar Backdrops

New in 2009 - Royal Ontario Museum


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This panorama of Camelot Crater from Apollo 17 is 9 feet wide and part of a display that is 6.5 feet high.


Kansas Cosmosphere Apollo Gallery Exhibit

Kansas Cosmosphere
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This panorama of Harrison Schmitt using the lunar rake was printed from our 25,000px wide digital file over 2 walls at 16 feet and 12 feet.

In the background is a piece of moonrock brought back by Apollo 11. In the foreground are 2 fender pieces from the actual Apollo 17 Lunar Rover, brought back from the moon by Gene Cernan, and an original painting by Alan Bean of Gene Cenan and Harrison Schmitt trying to fix their broken fender, called "Fender Loving Care".



Space A Journey to Our Future Exhibition


The Museum Of Flight - Seattle Washington

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If you would like a quote on a Large Apollo Lunar Panoramaic Backdrop please email us

or see our low cost Apollo Vinyl Backdrops page




Also good for museums, are our

Apollo Virtual Reality Movies


These allow the viewer to pan around the lunar surface in 360 degrees, by dragging their mouse.





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