Aztec 1948 UFO Crash Craft Replica – 6"–12"

On March 25, 1948 — eight months after Roswell — a second disc came down in the New Mexico high desert at Hart Canyon, twelve miles northeast of Aztec. Nearly 100 feet across, seamless, and by the accounts of the men who reached it, still carrying its crew. Within two weeks it had been cut apart and hauled toward Los Alamos, after which it officially never existed.

This is that craft, reconstructed from the witness descriptions and the technical reconstruction credited to aerospace historian Michael Schratt. Every proportion is drawn from the record — "the other Roswell," built for the shelf.

Key Features

• Reconstructed from the Hart Canyon witness accounts and the Michael Schratt drawings
• Seamless lens hull with twin domes and six 16-inch-scale portholes — no rivets, no seams
• 3D-printed in eco-friendly PLA bioplastic with a smooth, aluminum-like finish
• Available in four sizes: 6", 8", 10", and 12" diameter — display stand included with every size
• Made in USA

Specs

Roswell gets the headlines. Aztec is the connoisseur's crash — older in the record, stranger in the details. This is the Hart Canyon disc, exactly as the accounts describe it. Made in USA.