Slartibartfast

I am continually amazed at what you're doing. You are as much a stickler for detail as spaceman is with his Shuttle crawler as seen in the Real Space forum.

It's been outside since the Seventies. That's when I took some photos of the rocket. I live less than five miles from JSC.

https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/hyperscale/tom-weinel-requiem-t500668.html

Fantastic model. The stand is pretty darned spiffy, too.

Simply marvelous.

Will Future weep into the crack and "vanish" it?

I don't see fighter version often, nice change of pace.

Nice! Did the base plate come with it? It's unusual/refreshing to see a pristine model on this military board.

Roger. Lock and load, boys, lock and load.

Those turbos are rather large and the wastegate valves would need stout motors to operate them. The amps would take the high-voltage, low-amp current provided by the generators and bump the current to achieve the necessary wattage to run the motors. Today we would use a relay or a digital amplifier.

"Those who don't study the past are doomed to repeat it." We are a stale repeat of what has happened before. Let's end this cycle of ignorance. Nuke the Moai from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.

Astounding work on the intervalometer. I assume the supercharger amplifiers bump up the current to the wastegate activators.

Sad to hear. My thoughts go out to his family and friends.

See also the stickied thread in the props forum.

In!