Undocumented Apollo configuration!

See the model of the Apollo command module docked to the LM:

http://kathystoybox.com/pro152109.html

Made from "exact blueprints," described as "historically
accurate."

- Dean

dk5213[remove-this] wrote:
See the model of the Apollo command module docked to the LM:

http://kathystoybox.com/pro152109.html

Made from "exact blueprints," described as "historically
accurate."

- Dean

That must be a mistake! Someone is playing a joke with photoshop!

Carl

dk5213[remove-this] wrote:
See the model of the Apollo command module docked to the LM:

http://kathystoybox.com/pro152109.html

Made from "exact blueprints," described as "historically accurate."

- Dean

But in space, no-one can hear the LEM's ecstatic moans...

On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 17:48:09 GMT, Cruithne3753
wrote:

dk5213[remove-this] wrote:
See the model of the Apollo command module docked to the LM:

http://kathystoybox.com/pro152109.html

Made from "exact blueprints," described as "historically accurate."

But in space, no-one can hear the LEM's ecstatic moans...


LOL

Dale

dk5213[remove-this] wrote:
See the model of the Apollo command module docked to the LM:

http://kathystoybox.com/pro152109.html

Made from "exact blueprints," described as "historically
accurate."

- Dean



Must have been the LM with the "MOL tunnel" option.

;-)


Rusty

Cruithne3753 wrote:
dk5213[remove-this] wrote:
See the model of the Apollo command module docked to the LM:

http://kathystoybox.com/pro152109.html

Made from "exact blueprints," described as "historically accurate."

- Dean

But in space, no-one can hear the LEM's ecstatic moans...


Which way did the LM's door swing in this version?

;-)


Rusty

dk5213[remove-this] wrote:
See the model of the Apollo command module docked to the LM:

http://kathystoybox.com/pro152109.html

Made from "exact blueprints," described as "historically
accurate."

:-)

You can also get the same configuration he
http://www.aikensairplanes.com/mahogany/zz_apollo.htm

According to this site:
http://aviation-central.com/space/usm90.htm
"The lander was made so that it could be positioned by the command
modules (see above left), but was turned around, feet outward, for
boarding. The lander provided to be far more versatile than expected."

And they call us 'geeks'...

"Rusty" wrote in message
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Cruithne3753 wrote:
dk5213[remove-this] wrote:
See the model of the Apollo command module docked to the LM:

http://kathystoybox.com/pro152109.html

Made from "exact blueprints," described as "historically accurate."

- Dean

But in space, no-one can hear the LEM's ecstatic moans...


Which way did the LM's door swing in this version?

Both ways.



;-)


Rusty

dk5213[remove-this] wrote:

See the model of the Apollo command module docked to the LM:

http://kathystoybox.com/pro152109.html

Made from "exact blueprints," described as "historically accurate."

Someone pointed that out a few years ago- we aren't sure why it's like
that, but it might have something to do with Clinton letting gays in the
military. :-)

Pat

Pat Flannery wrote:
dk5213[remove-this] wrote:

See the model of the Apollo command module docked to the LM:

http://kathystoybox.com/pro152109.html

Made from "exact blueprints," described as "historically accurate."

Someone pointed that out a few years ago- we aren't sure why it's like
that, but it might have something to do with Clinton letting gays in the
military. :-)

Pat

Don't ask don't tell. But if your spacesuit has a matching cape
encrusted with garnets, it might be a hint.

;-)

Rusty