Here's a guy building a working 1:9 scale model of a Saturn V. Construction progress snapshots at the link.

Looks like a Saturn IB, not a Saturn V.

Whoops; you're absolutely right! Sorry for the misidentification.

Um, "working" in what sense?

Flyable using either the upper end one-use engines or the larger reusable ones. Solid-core engines.

Exceedingly cool!! The Saturn IB was the Earth-orbit version of the Saturn, and only flew once with a human crew, IIRC. I'm glad someone has the time (and the not inconsiderable disposable income) to do this.

Five with crews, I think: Apollo 7, the three Skylab crews, and the U.S. half of the Apollo-Soyuz linkup.

I guess their basement wasn't big enough for a V.

Oh, right. I totally forgot about the post Moon program flights.

That's an impressive project. After putting that much effort and resources into it, I'd never be able to fly it. That takes nerve.