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Old 02-10-2012, 12:57 PM
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Beautiful work, Merzo. The wheels look great.
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Beautiful work, Merzo. The wheels look great.

Thank you very much.

(The squirrel photo I really like ..)
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Welcome everyone ...

Free days ..! Build on.



The photo of the drying cycles



The Radio-isotopic Thermal Generator

Lunokhod 1 (Луноход 1) and the Luna 17-s110.jpg

This principle of operation. More than forty years before?



The equipment odometer & penetrometer



They prepare the typical eye









dry test


We have a recognizable signature without

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She already is a beauty, Merzo. It really resembles the massive stature the original has. The "tub" looks heavy. Great work!
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Hi everyone

Prepare the High Gain Antenna.
Much thought to the method. Many small central hole in a disc shape..

Idea:spangle(I hope the translators should have found the right word. Shiny decorative cloth)





The spacers are small cylinders of paper




Gluing in a row







The translation engine



The chassis sticking up template









Takes in many of the "little turtle". Bit scared of the protruding parts, will break down how the dusting?

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Oh wow! those transparent spangles look just like the right thing! what a good idea! My jaw literally dropped watching the photos. Great work, Zoltan. Inventive stuff!
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Sequin is the common English word for it, but spangle is also correct.


se·quin

   [see-kwin]

noun

1. a small shining disk or spangle used for ornamentation, as on women's clothing and accessories or on theatrical costumes.
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I really like all this Soviet Era technology. Sames goes for Russian technology. It is so cool to see this different outlook on the same technology as much of it was shared!
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Beautiful work Merzo...as usual. The high gain antenna looks really the part.
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Hello Everyone

Antena Now days




I made and I recorded a Conical Antenna High Gain Antenna





Little detailed work management, cables sticking, painting, and the famous laser mirror









Slowly I am ready to lunakhod

Image based on a concept design of Luna 17






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