Chandrayaan-3
Build the lander, the rover and a piece of the Moon. The ramp unfolds, the rover rolls out, and the top lifts off.
Size, delivery & returns
Assembled size
About 32 × 28 × 17 cm
Size and build-time guidance are estimates pending final product checks.
Free shipping in India. Allow 5–7 days after dispatch.
Unopened boxes can be refunded. Opened boxes can be replaced if there’s a problem. Missing pieces are replaced free.
Returns and missing piecesBuilt to move.
Four moving details to try for yourself.
The ramp unfolds.
Two hinged sections swing down from the door to the ground.
Pragyan rolls out.
All six wheels turn.
The top lifts off.
Take off the top deck to see the rover bay, the fuel tanks and the guide rails.
The solar panel flips.
It lies flat for the journey and stands up to charge.
Every part has a job.
Follow the numbers. Find out what each part does.
Explore all 12 parts

A landing
worth remembering.
A build that keeps the story close.
From Earth to the Moon.
- 14 July 2023
Leaving Earth
LVM3 lifts off from Sriharikota, carrying Chandrayaan-3.
- 5 August 2023
Around the Moon
Chandrayaan-3 enters lunar orbit.
- 23 August 2023
Vikram lands at 6:04 pm
India becomes the first country to land near the Moon’s south pole.
- A few hours later
Pragyan rolls onto the Moon
- 3 September 2023
Vikram makes a short hop
It rises about 40 cm and lands a short distance away.
An independent tribute to the mission. Not made by, affiliated with or endorsed by ISRO.
