Boeing Starliner and Atlas V

[JSP]

This is my Boeing Starliner and Atlas V

(Not to scale)

 

[Marmilo]

This is my Boeing Starliner and Atlas V

(Not to scale)

So it's not Boeing starliner Atlas V.
here we go again...

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

So it's not Boeing starliner Atlas V.
here we go again...

I think he would be immuned to your ruler eh...

He said the magic word here (not to scale)

 

[Pink]

Chill out and have a tea.
The main sin here is that the centre core is empty before the boosters.

 

[JSP]

I'm still working on it, I'm trying to sort the boosters out.

So it's not Boeing starliner Atlas V.

here we go again...

Don't start please.

 

[Pink]

For starters have smaller engine on centre core maybe. Because as it is, it's designed to be a single stick rocket without boosters.

 

[JSP]

For starters have smaller engine on centre core maybe. Because as it is, it's designed to be a single stick rocket without boosters.

The Starliner had boosters
Google Afbeeldingen resultaat voor https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/cst_atlas_launchpad.jpg

 

[Pink]

The Starliner had boosters
Google Afbeeldingen resultaat voor https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/cst_atlas_launchpad.jpg

That's because its TWR without boosters was lower than the TWR of your centre core.
(1.14 without boosters, 1.7 with boosters, assuming I did the maths right)

 

[JSP]

That's because its TWR without boosters was lower than the TWR of your centre core.
(1.14 without boosters, 1.7 with boosters, assuming I did the maths right)

I tried to make it look alike I just threw random engines on

 

[Marmilo]

Hmm. The Atlas V uses the rd-180, which is better resembled by a frontier. The centaur is narrower than the CCB. The aero skirt is more rough, with no smooth transition to the centaur diameter. Even if I ignore the scale issues (believe me, it's hard) it should still at least look like an atlas V. I'm just pointing out stuff not-scale-related. Only visual stuff to make it at least look alike.