Frank99 Posted April 14, 2018 Share Posted April 14, 2018 (edited) Here are detailed virtual views of several historic rockets: The V-2: a virtual view made over 6 months as authentic V-2 internals were rebuilt utilizing German plans. The aeroshell, made of steel, was built, in its entirety, from scratch to the German plans. It is believed this is the first complete assembly of an aeroshell (the familiar exterior we all associate with a V-2) since April of 1945. http://nasatech.net/V-2/ http://nasatech.net/V-2Engine/ntV-2Engine_PAGE.html The Jupiter SM-78 PGM-19 an intermediate range ballistic missile from the early 50's. It is a direct descendant of the V-2 http://nasatech.net/Jupiter/ The North American Rockwell Space Shuttle: This is a detailed and comprehensive virtual view of the legendary space plane as seen during their final 3 missions and during their Transition & Retirement processing. http://www.nasatech.net/SpaceShuttle/ http://nasatech.net/ntSTS-133MISSION_PAGE.html http://nasatech.net/ntSTS-134MISSION_PAGE.html http://nasatech.net/ntSTS-135MISSION_PAGE.html Here's a detailed virtual view of the Ares 1-X test vehicle in the VAB and on Pad 39B http://nasatech.net/ntAres1-X_PAGE.html Edited April 14, 2018 by Frank99 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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