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  • StevenRB
    • Oct 2020
    • 320

    #1

    1/48th Scale Saturn 1b.

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    These are drawings again from David Weeks for the Saturn 1b. This will also fly. I've received the kit and plan on making major modifications to the CMSM, the LES, SLA along with additional details not found in the kit. It's a generic version as the Saturn V is. Not acceptable. This will be my next project after the Saturn V is finished.
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  • StevenRB
    • Oct 2020
    • 320

    #2
    Being the same scale as the Saturn V, I will use several parts from the same sources. Also the same building and finishing techniques. The CMSM and SLA will be repeated by the same source from Shapeways who makes 3D printed parts. EVA handles, systems tunnel covers, display nozzles, LES, IU and whatever else. At some point, I will show you the kit and maybe some instruction shots explaining construction details.

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    • Mini Me
      SMF Supporters
      • Jun 2018
      • 10711

      #3
      Sounds interesting Steven. Rick H. :thumb2:

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      • StevenRB
        • Oct 2020
        • 320

        #4
        A love/hate relationship rolled into one. Yet I feel I'm better versed at this next project having learned much from the other.

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        • boatman
          SMF Supporters
          • Nov 2018
          • 14449
          • christopher
          • NORFOLK UK

          #5
          Originally posted by StevenRB
          Being the same scale as the Saturn V, I will use several parts from the same sources. Also the same building and finishing techniques. The CMSM and SLA will be repeated by the same source from Shapeways who makes 3D printed parts. EVA handles, systems tunnel covers, display nozzles, LES, IU and whatever else. At some point, I will show you the kit and maybe some instruction shots explaining construction details.
          YES DO SO Steven lets see the kit
          chris

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          • ozdell
            • Apr 2020
            • 365

            #6
            Originally posted by StevenRB
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            These are drawings again from David Weeks for the Saturn 1b. This will also fly. I've received the kit and plan on making major modifications to the CMSM, the LES, SLA along with additional details not found in the kit. It's a generic version as the Saturn V is. Not acceptable. This will be my next project after the Saturn V is finished.
            Hi Steve, will keep a close eye on your satin5 48th scale rocket as I want to scratch build one , how high is it , Tony

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            • StevenRB
              • Oct 2020
              • 320

              #7
              Originally posted by ozdell
              Hi Steve, will keep a close eye on your satin5 48th scale rocket as I want to scratch build one , how high is it , Tony
              Are you referring to the Saturn V or the Saturn 1b? The Saturn V stands 2.28m while the Saturn 1b stands 0.90m.

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              • StevenRB
                • Oct 2020
                • 320

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                What came in the box. Much of this will be chucked in favor of using 3D parts as I have been doing on the Saturn V. The fuel tubes are roughly two thirds the diameter of a full tube as you can see in the last photo.

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                • boatman
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                  • Nov 2018
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                  • christopher
                  • NORFOLK UK

                  #9
                  Originally posted by StevenRB
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                  What came in the box. Much of this will be chucked in favor of using 3D parts as I have been doing on the Saturn V. The fuel tubes are roughly two thirds the diameter of a full tube as you can see in the last photo.
                  HI Steven whats happening on the model ? s havnt seen you for a while
                  chris

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                  • StevenRB
                    • Oct 2020
                    • 320

                    #10
                    The Saturn 1b will be my next project. I'm still working on the Saturn V though have taken a sabbatical. You know, "I don't feel like doing anything on this". I'm redoing the finishing on the SM then post some more pictures. Thanks Christopher.

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                    • boatman
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Nov 2018
                      • 14449
                      • christopher
                      • NORFOLK UK

                      #11
                      Originally posted by StevenRB
                      The Saturn 1b will be my next project. I'm still working on the Saturn V though have taken a sabbatical. You know, "I don't feel like doing anything on this". I'm redoing the finishing on the SM then post some more pictures. Thanks Christopher.
                      OK Steven looking forward to the pics hope you are well
                      chris

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                      • JMARC
                        • Sep 2008
                        • 352

                        #12
                        Pretty interesting project , you bet I'll be following your WIP !.. it's in my prefer scale !..

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