A beautiful Saturn V display model, though I wonder if it would stand up to, say, an I or baby-J motor...
Best -- Terry
Best -- Terry
The Saturn line of rockets were not only beautiful but one of with a clean record of successful launches.
All true anomalies. I was more referring to them all getting of ground and completing their mission unlike the 4 Russian N1 attempts.Beautiful model! It reminds me of the one on display here in Huntsville.
All successful, but I'm not sure I'd say perfectly clean. There were a couple of anomalous engine occurrences, such as the early center engine shutdown on the Apollo 13 S-II stage. Pogo oscillations also plagued both the S-IC and S-II stages throughout the program. Not to say that the Saturn-V wasn't an awesome vehicle, it was; just saying that it wasn't without its warts.
What level cert is required for that? I’m not certified at all although I should be.I have a 1/52nd scale Saturn V, she flies on a K2050ST. Also all 3D printed.
Do you have a build thread around detailing the printing, build and flights? I would love to see some details.I have a 1/52nd scale Saturn V, she flies on a K2050ST. Also all 3D printed.
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