I think this is the reason for which they do not advertise so much their missions until they successfully complete them!
Ugh! Please don't use 'faked' and 'Moon' in the same postings!! As a 'Space Geek', I get tormented all the time by 'comedians' who prattle on about how I'm deluded to believe in all that 'Faked Moon Landing stuff'
They 'advertised it around the world' as best they could, by doing foreign-language coverage in their own media. You can't exactly blame them for apathetic coverage in your local area.
Actually China is the best candidate for faking a moon landing, as in case of mission failure they will not like so much to admit the failure...
But somew Chinese sites warn that someones can by "unauthorized". (?)
And isn't this a bit... overpriced?!? (100$)http://www.jieti.com/htm/221556.shtml
Isn't this a bit oversized?!?http://fjrb.fjsen.com/fjrb/html/2013-12/04/content_693650.htm?div=-1And isn't this a bit... overpriced?!? (100$)http://www.jieti.com/htm/221556.shtml
Other online retailers offer hugely better models for both lander and rover.
Quote from: jumpjack on 12/09/2013 07:19 amI think this is the reason for which they do not advertise so much their missions until they successfully complete them! which part of the two hour live feed on China Central TV Chinese, English and French channels plus frequent TV updates and special programs led you to this conclusion?
Is there a shop in Beijing where you can buy these models from (And space envelopes?)I'm going Beijing soonA-P