Dims. for R-2/Aro

[TeenRocketNerd]

I want to bash the Canadian Arrow into something, and the V2 has been done to death, although still cool. So, in keeping with the same overall look, I thought I might try either a wasserfall or R-2 Arrow Bash. So, does anyone have a link to a measured drawing for the R-2? (that's the direction I'm leaning in) I know that the R-2 is very similar to both the CA and V2, but I want to make it as true to scale as possible, so any help is appreciated

TIA

BTW, I already checked EMRR for a rsim file for a loc R2/Aro, but all I found listed are the V2's...

 

[Delta-IV]

Found this on the web...not really a drawing but has lots of technical info.....

https://www.astronautix.com/lvs/r2.htm

-Delta-IV-

 

[moonboy]

Hello,
GO to www.wonderland.nz/rass.html .Site has lots of pics and specs for russian military rockets.
Jeff
Bar,
[email protected]

 

[TeenRocketNerd]

thanks for the replies all. Delta: that's the only page I could find in my search too, and it didn't give me any fins specs which is what I need. thanks for looking tho!

moonboy: your link didn't work, and a quick search didn't give me any results for wonderland.nz....

Stymye sent me a scale drawing of an R2, so I thin I'm set now, thanks.

-T

 

[moonboy]

Hello TeenRocketNerd,
Sorry about link but checked it was my mistake so here it is
jeff
Bar
moonboy,[email protected]
html//www.wonderland.org.nz/rass.htm#ss-26

 

[TeenRocketNerd]

no worries, and thanks bud, cool site

 

[adrian]

For a bit more of a scale challenge, try the R-2A, alias V-2-A. I can't find any on-line data; if you can get hold of them, Pete Alway's books "Rockets of the World" and "In The Shadow of the V-2" show this rocket.

In appearance, the R-2 looked like a stretched V-2. The R-2A was a heavily modified version for scientific research, with side pods and a more complex nose cone.

 

[Stymye]

adrian would this be it ?

https://www.mo-na-ko.net/images6/RaketaV2A_02.jpg