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Here is my entry for 1:1 scale
Here we have a rocket, the Saturn INT 21
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It was a Concept where there S-IVB was removed and it became a 2 stage launch vehicle
As shown here
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I couldn't find the exact size of the faring but I know that the rocket was 80m with out it.
Here is build screen
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Faring isnt in the picture since it is pad assembled.
I away for the scale inspector
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Here is my entry for 1:1 scale
Here we have a rocket, the Saturn INT 21
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It was a Concept where there S-IVB was removed and it became a 2 stage launch vehicle
As shown here
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I couldn't find the exact size of the faring but I know that the rocket was 80m with out it.
Here is build screen
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Faring isnt in the picture since it is pad assembled.
I away for the scale inspector
Marmilo
I'm pretty sure it's supposed to taper in at the end of the second stage (like a normal Saturn-V).
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edit: ^ Bad picture, sorry.
 
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But also.
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So skylab want launched by the INT
 

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So it was a crewed vehicle....
I wish I could access Box 24, Folder 3 in this library and tell you.
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But extrapolating from slim information:
It was designed for making a space station. Skylab was special and didn't need it, because the third stage of Saturn V was part of Skylab.
I imagine the fairings would have looked like skylab Saturn V fairings.
In fact, I'm imagining INT-21 looked like a Skylab Saturn V that's simply missing the third stage.
 

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I wish I could access Box 24, Folder 3 in this library and tell you.
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But extrapolating from slim information:
It was designed for making a space station. Skylab was special and didn't need it, because the third stage of Saturn V was part of Skylab.
I imagine the fairings would have looked like skylab Saturn V fairings.
In fact, I'm imagining INT-21 looked like a Skylab Saturn V that's simply missing the third stage.
It said hight is 80m with out payload so I thought the payload would be in 10m wide faring.
 

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It said hight is 80m with out payload so I thought the payload would be in 10m wide faring.
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80m is 3150 inches, that's almost to the height of the third stage on a Saturn V. Odd, wouldn't you say?


EDIT:
The zero-line on that diagram seems to be some point on the engine bells, not the bottom of the engine bells as you'd expect.
Accounting for that missing 116 inches, we should be looking at the 3034 inch mark, closer to the midpoint of the third stage rather than near the top of the third stage.
 

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80m is 3150 inches, that's almost to the height of the third stage on a Saturn V. Odd, wouldn't you say?


EDIT:
The zero-line on that diagram seems to be some point on the engine bells, not the bottom of the engine bells as you'd expect.
Accounting for that missing 116 inches, we should be looking at the 3034 inch mark, closer to the midpoint of the third stage rather than near the top of the third stage.
Ah thanks for the maths I'll fix it soon
 

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Ok here is my mars mission
The sample caspule failed to separate so I had to make do.
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I also included some of my own satellite deployments in the Martian orbit.
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It does say docked on earth surface since it was pad assembled to fit the satalite and the spacecraft in.
 

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How exactly did you separate the fairing though if it was stuck
were you able to separate them after separating the lander from the stage that brought you to Martian orbit?
 

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How exactly did you separate the fairing though if it was stuck
were you able to separate them after separating the lander from the stage that brought you to Martian orbit?
I ment the service module and caspule
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They wont separate.
 

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Alright looks fine and dandy to me.
Well done Joe , you've earned another badge.

I ment the service module and caspule View attachment 62988
They wont separate.
It's because of the prove clipped in the seperators. BP edit it to be narrower and clip it into fuel tank of the sample capsule.
That's just advice for future though , nothing needs to be changed to qualify.
 

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Alright looks fine and dandy to me.
Well done Joe , you've earned another badge.


It's because of the prove clipped in the seperators. BP edit it to be narrower and clip it into fuel tank of the sample capsule.
That's just advice for future though , nothing needs to be changed to qualify.
YEAH BOIIIIIII

Thanks for the advice aswell.
 

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The Mars Lander is a bit... unique... peculiar... but Soyuzturtle already gave his ‘Go’ so there is nothing we can do to stop him :p

Well done Joe.
 

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The Mars Lander is a bit... unique... peculiar... but Soyuzturtle already gave his ‘Go’ so there is nothing we can do to stop him :p

Well done Joe.
Trying something new, testing a new Lunar Lander to its limits and it can be used on mars, the small caspule was only for mars, when I do prosper lunar missions, it will use a CSM.

But Thanks :D


Now time for the hardest one that I have failed many times, 1:1 scale....
 

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Trying something new, testing a new Lunar Lander to its limits and it can be used on mars, the small caspule was only for mars, when I do prosper lunar missions, it will use a CSM.
Definitely can be used on Mars. A good lunar lander can be used in many many places.

Edit: Is not going to take you out of Venus, tho...
 

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Definitely can be used on Mars. A good lunar lander can be used in many many places.

Edit: Is not going to take you out of Venus, tho...
I have a different plan for venus
 

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I have a different plan for venus
Venus is a completely different challenge. The good thing is, once you’ve managed to return from Venus, you have a ship that is a complete overkill everywhere else, so...
 

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This is what I will build for my 1:1 scale rocket.
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Venus is a completely different challenge. The good thing is, once you’ve managed to return from Venus, you have a ship that is a complete overkill everywhere else, so...
Wanna add venus on hawk team? :p :p