3DNASA Lander

Posts

• evil_genius_1804256 Posts: 11,034Member

  October 2015 #2

  

  Nice. Great design and modeling.
• publiusr550 Posts: 1,747Member

  October 2015 #3

  

  I like that. Maybe have it drop a sub into a crack on Europa.
• IRML253 Posts: 1,993Member

  October 2015 #4

  

  wow loving the details, what app do you use?
• liam887322 SwedenPosts: 575Member

  October 2015 #5

  

  IRML wrote: »

  wow loving the details, what app do you use?

  
  Cheers, for this I used Google Sketchup and it was rendered in Thea.
• TALON_UK2 Posts: 0Member

  October 2015 #6

  Quality detailing and design. Nice.
  
  :thumb:
• sorceress21269 Posts: 577Member

  November 2015 #7

  

  By far your best work to date Liam! Fantastic!!! Solid, believable and very cool design.
• -=sAs=-336 Posts: 0Member

  November 2015 #8

  

  Nice! Always glad to see realistic stuffs.
  Nasa etc...
  How its land? I mean,atmosphere entry and the heat in entry,got some pod?
  Awesome and realistic design,littlebit prometheus stlye
• liam887322 SwedenPosts: 575Member

  November 2015 #9

  

  -=sAs=- wrote: »

  Nice! Always glad to see realistic stuffs.
  Nasa etc...
  How its land? I mean,atmosphere entry and the heat in entry,got some pod?
  Awesome and realistic design,littlebit prometheus stlye

  
  
  It has a thermal heat shield that is discarded (not shown here because i didn't model it)
• publiusr550 Posts: 1,747Member

  November 2015 #10

  

  Some were looking into something similar
  http://www.wired.com/2013/07/international-lunar-resources-exploration-concept-1993/
  http://www.wired.com/2014/01/nasas-mars-design-reference-mission-goes-nuclear-2001/
• spacefighter2 Posts: 0Member

  December 2015 #11

  Awesome work, am I right in thinking this is, effectively, a sky-crane for that large all-terrain rover strapped to the underside?