SCALE - Saturn V Gallery

[kuririn]

Mustn't forget this: Leggo my Lego.

 

[aerostadt]

My scratch built Saturn V and the Altaira N-1 kit. both the same 1/122 scale.

 

[Ez2cDave]

 

[Ralph M Bohm]

Hello all!

Can anyone here help me with some information that I am searching for?
Is there anywhere I can find details on the interstate shroud particularly how many "flutes" or "ribs" are there on the various shrouds of the Saturn V. I'm building a 1/100th scale scratch build of this beautiful launch vehicle along with it's associated MLP and LUT, and I'm trying to be as accurate as possible.

 

[David Schwantz]

Try grandcross on this forum. I am building one of his 52nd scale ones. It is very nice.

 

[Ez2cDave]

Hello all!

Can anyone here help me with some information that I am searching for?
Is there anywhere I can find details on the interstate shroud particularly how many "flutes" or "ribs" are there on the various shrouds of the Saturn V. I'm building a 1/100th scale scratch build of this beautiful launch vehicle along with it's associated MLP and LUT, and I'm trying to be as accurate as possible.

I suggest that you contact John Pursley . . . He is probably the foremost expert on the SATURN-V alive today.

His email is : [email protected]

Dave F.

 

[grandcross]

Hello all!

Can anyone here help me with some information that I am searching for?
Is there anywhere I can find details on the interstate shroud particularly how many "flutes" or "ribs" are there on the various shrouds of the Saturn V. I'm building a 1/100th scale scratch build of this beautiful launch vehicle along with it's associated MLP and LUT, and I'm trying to be as accurate as possible.

I use these drawings. ALL the details you're looking for are there, including variants of specific launch vehicles.

https://www.realspacemodels.com/drawing-sets/148-saturn-v-drawing-set

 

[Ez2cDave]

It all depends on how "accurate" you want to be . . . "Down to the Rivets" could take decades !

Dave F.

 

[Ralph M Bohm]

Wow! Thank you for helping me! I am just now looking at these most recent posts! I might not get quite as detailed as rivet-scale.

 

[Achronia]

Very nice!

I am a new member. How can I post a new thread?

 

[Achronia]

Newest addition is the Saturn V, a really fun build.

Post copied with permission

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Hello, I don't know how to start a thread.

 

[Ez2cDave]

I am a new member. How can I post a new thread?

(1) Go here . . . https://www.rocketryforum.com

(2) Choose a Forum . . . https://www.rocketryforum.com/forums/scale.45/ . . . ( for example )

(3) In the UPPER RIGHT corner of the page, SELECT "Post Thread" . . .

Follow the Steps and, PRESTO, you have started a New Thread !

Dave F.

 

[PieroAcme]

Saturn V is a rocket I love. Nice to see that there is a post only for that .
Here my last Saturn V on the launch pad.

 

[PieroAcme]

Here some details of the real one that can be usefull.

 

[PieroAcme]

Here the model during flight

 

[David Schwantz]

A couple more. L to R. 13mmt, 18mmt, 24mmt, 29mmt, 54mmt.

 

[kuririn]

Could've sworn I posted this before but don't see it.
Estes 1/200 Saturn V #2160


Cut out the cardboard gantry picture from the box and attached it to the back of a bookstop.

 

[Ez2cDave]

Who could forget . . .

Dave F.