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Christopher Dworjan (chrisD)
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F4D Skyray NOTS Project Pilot

Subject:
Douglas F4D-1 Skyray
US US Navy (1794-now)
NOTS China Lake 745
Échelle:
1:48
Statut:
Terminé
Commencé:
October 21, 2014

Inventaire du projet

Maquettes complètes
61055
Douglas F4D-1 Skyray
Tamiya 1:48
61055 1998 Nouvel outillage
Kits de détaillage et conversions
4805
F4D-1 Skyray Early Aft
RES-IM 1:48
4805 2013 Nouvel outillage
NW013
NOTS - 1958 US Satellite Launch Vehicle
New Ware 1:48
NW013 2001 Nouvel outillage
R037
Douglas F4D Skyray: Weighted Wheels for Tamiya kit
Royale Resin 1:48
R037 200x Nouvel outillage
4040
F4D-1 "Skyray" interior set
CMK (Czech Master Kits) 1:48
4040
48241
F4D-1 Skyray for Tamiya
Eduard 1:48
48241 1998 Nouvel outillage
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Commentaires

18 October 2014, 06:36
Pascal GARAT
👍 👍 👍 Go, Go, Go!!!!
18 October 2014, 08:06
Christopher Dworjan
Soon enough I'll get started on this one. Definitely a very unique piece of history.
18 October 2014, 08:29
Clifford Keesler
Looks interesting.
18 October 2014, 21:28
Christopher Dworjan
It was an early effort ( 1958 ) by the Navy at NOTS China Lake to get a satellite into space. Unlike the Army and Air Force efforts that used modified ballistic missiles, or the NRL with Vanguard, Project Pilot used all off the shelf rockets. The first stage was just the small HOTROC rockets used on the SUBROC rocket-boosted torpedo. To get the package off the ground, they used the F4D in a zoom climb. Six attempts were made to put a two pound satellite in orbit, and though weak signals were detected by a tracking station in New Zealand, none of the launches were considered successful and the entire project remained classified until 1994.
19 October 2014, 04:53
Clifford Keesler
Awesome.
19 October 2014, 22:18