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BB1987
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Re: Spacebucket

#241 Post by BB1987 »

The unbuilt H-II variants:
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And a dedicated sheet for the (also unbuilt) HOPE-X unmanned cargo vehicle:
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#242 Post by Hood »

Lovely additions, the HOPE-X looks especially amazing.
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Re: Spacebucket

#243 Post by BB1987 »

Following the GEM series (posted shortly after the Atlas), here is the Castor SRM family:
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#244 Post by erik_t »

More excellent work. The thematic and artistic consistency is always excellent -- you could mix or match any of these different families and series and the kitbash would look like a real thing.
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#245 Post by eswube »

Fantastic drawings!
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#246 Post by BB1987 »

I just went overboard and staged some of the Atlas drawings i did back in January:

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#247 Post by TimothyC »

Very impressive.

One explanation for one of the details is that Atlas-Centaur flights prior to Atlas II had panels that were used to insulate the cryogenic fuels from launch heating prior to second stage ignition. Starting with Atlas II, the insulation was sprayed onto the tanks (not the same insulation as Delta IV and the shuttle ET, but the same concept), and not dropped in flight.
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#248 Post by Hood »

That is impressive work indeed!
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#249 Post by heuhen »

It's a really good work
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#250 Post by reytuerto »

Magnificent drawings, and a very useful learning tool!
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