Reading the Quartz article How do you design an office for robots? I saw what is certainly a replica of most likely an Apollo command module ("space capsule") in several of the photos, the largest of which is shown below. It appears to have a similar sort of copper coloration as the Soyuz capsule shown in the question Why does “Tim Peake's capsule” look like it's copper now? (Don't forget to up vote the excellent answer while you are there.)
Excluding the lack of a realistic door and the "aftermarket" seats inside, are there any obvious inaccuracies with the exterior? Is it quite close, or just a rough facsimile?
Also, I remember them still being white or silvery after recovery, not such a dark red color, but then again it was a while ago, and color TVs back then, well...
Question: How accurate is this Apollo Command Module replica, and why would it be copper-colored?
below: Photo of "the new London headquarters of XTX Markets" From Quartz, Stephen Bennett/Peldon Rose. Open in new window for full size.
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question, but those with a good eye for authentic Apollo spacecraft will be well-suited for answering. $\endgroup$