Hi guys!
After some weeks a little busy with some exams I am back.
I managed to complete these amazing models by Leo.
First the KSLV-1, a Russian-Korean lightweight launcher:
Since the model is a little difficult to keep in a vertical position I made a very crude launch pad with a ladder:
This model has a detachable nose cone with a small engine:
Next the TSYKLON rocket with a closeup of its eight first stage engines and an extra upper stage:
Finally the Mercury spacecraft with a escape launch system (my first incursion into non Russian-Soviet models up to now):
And now a comparison with the Soviet Zond spacecraft (which traveled unmanned around in moon during the moon race with the US). Keep in mind the difference in scales: Mercury is 1:24 whereas Zond is 1:48.
I hope you like them !
After some weeks a little busy with some exams I am back.
I managed to complete these amazing models by Leo.
First the KSLV-1, a Russian-Korean lightweight launcher:
Since the model is a little difficult to keep in a vertical position I made a very crude launch pad with a ladder:
This model has a detachable nose cone with a small engine:
Next the TSYKLON rocket with a closeup of its eight first stage engines and an extra upper stage:
Finally the Mercury spacecraft with a escape launch system (my first incursion into non Russian-Soviet models up to now):
And now a comparison with the Soviet Zond spacecraft (which traveled unmanned around in moon during the moon race with the US). Keep in mind the difference in scales: Mercury is 1:24 whereas Zond is 1:48.
I hope you like them !
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