Created for the pilot, later use of these props from stock footage can be seen in the episode "The Time Merchant." This Jupiter 2, along with the Launch Pad and Gantries, have been displayed at many science fiction conventions and museums over the years.

The original Jupiter 2 stunt spaceship prop from the classic science-fiction television series Lost in Space (CBS, 1965-1968). The spaceship is approximately four feet in diameter and composed of fiberglass and wood that has been painted with a silver/gray finish.

There is also an original SAGE radar input prop panel in the galley. It wasn't originally there but two of them were in the spacepod and one briefly seen in the engine room. However, they were used all over on alien machines and in other Irwin Allen shows so I included it on my Jupiter 2.

Jan 19, 2015 · Here now is the Gemini 12...The actual miniature 4' from Lost in Space seen in the Pilot episode. She is being restored and will be seen at the 50 th Lost in Space celebration, Thanks to Kevin Burns.

Click on the images above to view original props and miniatures from the classic 1965-68 television show Lost in Space

Jupiter 2 Full Size Mock Up - a giant Jupiter 2 prop which represented the ship occasionally on the show. Gemini 12, the ship from " No Place to Hide," the TV series's unaired pilot. Footage of the Gemini 12 was frequently used to represent the Jupiter 2. While they all share similar features, each Jupiter 2 is very different.

Created for the pilot, later use of these props from stock footage can be seen in the episode "The Time Merchant." This Jupiter 2, along with the Launch Pad and Gantries, have been displayed at many science fiction conventions and museums over the years.

The original Jupiter 2 stunt spaceship prop from the classic science-fiction television series Lost in Space (CBS, 1965

May 8, 2022 · This is the 12 inch diameter Jupiter 2 model by Polar Lights from the original 1965 Irwin Allen produced “Lost in Space” TV show. I built this model over 20 years ago straight from the box but was never really happy with it.

A Jupiter 2 Gallery Edition model of the Robinsons' saucer from Irwin Allen's sci-fi series Lost In Space.