Major Matt Mason XSE-1 Space Explorer Spaceship w/ Display Stand & Missiles

MAJOR MATT MASON XSE-1 SPACE EXPLORER

Give Major Matt Mason a new way to explore space!

The XSE-1 Space Explorer is a custom-designed, single-seat spaceship created specifically around the classic Major Matt Mason figure. Matt fits comfortably inside the cockpit, giving the vehicle the proportions and appearance of something that could have joined his original space exploration equipment.

Unlike the much larger XRG-1 Reentry Glider, the XSE-1 was intentionally designed to be compact and display-friendly, while still being large enough to look impressive with a 6" Major Matt Mason figure.

FEATURES

• 🚀 Made to fit Major Matt Mason – spacious single-seat cockpit with realistic instrument dashboard.
• 🚀 Clear magnetic canopy – removable for easy access to Matt and the cockpit. Because the clear canopy is delicate, it should be handled carefully.
• 🚀 Exposed engine detail – remove the two rear engine access covers to reveal the detailed metallic/plated engine inside.
• 🚀 Detailed rear engine – metallic exhaust/nozzle adds another great display feature.
• 🚀 Folding wings – allowing different display configurations and making the spaceship more compact when desired.
• 🚀 Four removable missiles – compatible with the classic Space Probe Rocket Launcher missiles.
• 🚀 Custom display stand included – pose the XSE-1 at an angle to create a dramatic takeoff or landing display.
• 🚀 XSE-1 markings included to complete the vintage space-exploration appearance.
• 🚀 Decals are supplied separately and are applied by the buyer.

The combination of the white body, exposed metallic engine, detailed cockpit and classic space-program styling makes the XSE-1 look right at home alongside vintage Major Matt Mason equipment.

IMPORTANT: Major Matt Mason figure shown in the photos is NOT INCLUDED and is used only to demonstrate fit and scale.

Video Note: The video shown in this listing is AI-generated and is intended only as a fun visualization of the XSE-1 Space Explorer in action.…