Shipbucket

Truly stunning!

Good afternoon, gentlemen.
I think that my memory could be betraying me. But I can swear that in the recent past (maybe 2 or 3 years) I saw a Saturn V rocket. Any help for this old man ? Cheers!

reytuerto wrote: ↑April 3rd, 2019, 10:45 pm Good afternoon, gentlemen.
I think that my memory could be betraying me. But I can swear that in the recent past (maybe 2 or 3 years) I saw a Saturn V rocket. Any help for this old man ? Cheers!

It's on the main site here.

Thanks TJC!

gundam ship classes just putting in the air

Finished resizing, correcting and expanding the original Titan drawings:


Some info explaining the multiple variants of the Titan I (source Ed Kyle from NASAspaceflight.com):
Lot A:  Dummy second stage.
Lot B:  Two stages with reduced second stage duration.
Lot C:  Radio guidance.  Reduced second stage duration.  Separable scaled RV.
Lot G:  Full duration second stage.  Closed loop radio guidance.  Separable full-scale RV.
Lot J:  Complete, full-range missile.  Operable-type RV.
Lot V:  Lot J for VAFB (Vandenberg) testing.
Lot M:  Lot J used to test Titan 2 inertial guidance.

Beautiful work!

Fabulous!

those rockets are beautiful

You don't realize the number of detail changes and improvements which went on in the Titan family (and others) until you see them side-by-side. An end-of-life IV at least resembles an early IV or even a late III (the Voyager examples) until you line them right up!