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Ton has also graciously designed for your collection a 1/48 apollo capsule.
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Now Available...
A repaint and resizing of Tons original Service Module to 1/48 scale.
Are you seeing what's going on here?
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Gulf LEM 1.1 !!!!!
My all time FAVORITE paper model now re-edited to a proper paper model,
with all the 21st century buzzers and bells. Thank you so much
Guy Lordong for making this available. Scale 1/44
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1/48 scale 3rd stage of Tons Saturn V...
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6/10
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Available now.
1/48 scale 2nd stage of Tons Saturn V. Check out the WIP with this
link, Click on the picture (just to the left of this text) for the model.
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Available now.
1/48 scale 1st stage of Tons Saturn V. Check out the WIP with this
link, Click on the picture (just to the left of this text) for the model.
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Thanks Randy for all the Clean Up Work!!!
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By popular demand my moon mission poster. Print at 75dpi results in
a 19" x 60" poster with the earth being 10" in diameter. Please
note the rest of the poster is not in scale with the Earth. To
put poster to proper scale, the moon should be reduced to 2 3/4" in
diameter, and placed 26' 9" away from the surface of the earth. The
earth orbit and moon orbit trajectories should be around 1/16" away
from the surface of the respective celestial bodies. For further
reference, the orbit of the international space station would be about
3/16" away from the surface of the earth, and a trip to Mars at its
closest would require one to place Mars roughly 2 miles away. Now
thats in proper perspective. - Jon
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Saturn V blueprint poster.
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Tons realization of a Gemini-TitanII. Comes out great. 1/96 scale.
(click here)
NOW IN 1/48 scale!!! (click here!!!)
Instructions here
NOW with better graphics!! (click here!!!)
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Mike has teamed up with George to continue (and improve!)
on his 1:480 series. The center is proud to host now the
milkstool version of the LUT with a full colletion of Saturn 1B
rockets, all at 1:480 scale.
Model here.
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A 1:24 Mercury capsule by Ton. Print at 50% (4 pages
to a sheet) to
get a 1:48 model!!
Model here.
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Ton has done an amazing job on one of the long missing
models of the space race, the lunar surveyor. Complete
with a moon surface. 1:24 scale.
Model and moon diorama instructions here.
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In the early days of Apollo. Von Braun and Co. had thought
that two back-to-back launches of rockets that were based on a
cluster of redstone and titan bodies would work. With that in
mind the Engineers at NASA developed the predecessor of the
Saturn V, the Saturn I. Here is the Saturn SA-5.
Thanks Chris for making this available.
Model here
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a Saturn 1B in 1:96 scale. absolutely beautiful.
model from Ton.
Model here
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Continuing with our beginners series, here are the Saturn 1B
and the Soviet Soyuz rocket from the middle part of the space
race in the 1960's. Thanks to Roman for making these available.
Model here
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Here's a brilliant design by Gerd of the Chimp Couch from
the Mercury Space Program. Before Astronauts went into space
the Rockets were tested with Monkeys. Here is there spacesuit. Thanks
Gerd for this model and recognizing a little known artifact of the
space program.
Model here
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Lars would like to share his Saturn 1B model of the
ASTP. The apollo soyuz test program signified the beginning
of the end of the cold war. If you ever had a doubt about the
value of the early space program this program should make anyone
realize the bargain the Apollo Program was in $$$ savings to this
country. Thanks Lars for your model.
Model here
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Ton developed this one as a flyer but its also a beautiful
display rocket as well. Here is the Apollo capsule test rocket,
Little Joe II.
Model here
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One of the things Nasa Engineers were challenged to do in the 1960's
was to be creative on the use of their technology. Steve A. has realized in
paper one of those lesser known thoughts: the Big Gemini. Here the engineers
designed an expanded Gemini capsule for up to 12 people, moon missions, and
space station ferries. Thanks Steve for this wonderful design in 1:96 scale
Model here
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After the moon race, the USSR wasn't ready to concede defeat entirely. The
follow up to the Moon race was the space station competition. Again the Russians
had the early lead with their Salyut space station (followed up by Mir, and eventually
the ISS.) However the USA was not going to leave the field without its entry, Skylab.
John J. has graciously allowed us to host his version of Skylab.
Model here
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And of course, John J's version of the Salut6 Soviet space station. Note
the similiarity between it and the Mir and the ISS.
Model here
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