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11-29-2010, 02:52 PM
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The 2008 version of Ares I
Pretty good day for everyone My plan is to build a nice old Constellation program. I waited anxiously, but unfortunately it does not fly. Now I begin the first vehicle formerly known as the Ares I CLV, Crew Launch Vehicle. I hope you will be successful The basic plan: The Lower Hudson Valley Paper Model E-Gift Shop - Download - Post Apollo Index of /cevton02/cev2_0601 Thank you Ton .. Kiegésszítem the SRB plan http://jleslie48.com/shuttle20/th/ And found terv.http: / / homepage.mac.com / georgegassaway / GRP / Scale / ShuttleData / SRB.html These are mixed with trying to build something   These graphics will help me.  Nozzle with two layers of paper in black and white  Prepared a template to be cylindrical when dry.   Many small cut many small sticking .....   Gimbel finished the skirt  Strips of aluminum foil adhesive joining  Here is the end of work today ..... Welcome Merzo 
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11-29-2010, 02:59 PM
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Very nice work, Merzo! The alu strips look great.
Personally I think Ares was a big waste of money as a project but nevertheless a very interesting one. In what scale are you building it? 1/72?
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11-29-2010, 07:40 PM
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A great start to another superbly detailed work of art.
Yogi
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11-30-2010, 02:07 AM
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Hey Merzo! This might be of some help doing your research: Project Constellation
Lots of big pictures and exploded views. Good luck with the build!
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11-30-2010, 04:22 AM
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Thank you very much for the link. I very much help. Focus is all. Many interesting novelty. Thanks thanks Merzo
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12-06-2010, 04:43 PM
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Pretty good day everyone Little time I could not share Occurred during construction. Built to help you understand dimensions and proportions. I was wondering, and I checked all sizes. The photos of the Ares I fancy that other dimensions. This would have been great!! Gimbal deposition nozzle body to prepare rockets.   Painting small things to help   SRB draw tube.  Braces everywhere   The body of the second stage I started to measure and compare. This is great!  Alignment. prior to grinding and non-lint comes to impregnate Locitite  Nozzle. (Yes I know, is not accurate, but it failed)   Aluminum plates for the purpose It is very easy to format  Base. this is a very unstable (I do not know how it was shooting off the bench hall)  Designed dimensions  reality Under construction doubt. It seemed to me to be too high.   Now, even painting, adjustment, it follows The plan is precise and detailed. Easy to build. Thank you Ton ... Good work everyone Merzo
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12-06-2010, 04:53 PM
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Well, that's some good progress you've made! It looks the right height by me, if I compare it to the picture with Saturn V and Shuttle. Maybe even a bit smaller than in the picture. I like the small motors on the aft skirt. Nicely crafted.
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