Very cool Saturn V / Apollo-LM cutaway

[N_Molson]

Saw that one and thought that some people here could enjoy that kind of stuff There's quite a lot of detail in the drawing which is IMHO a masterpiece in its kind :

http://www.collectspace.com/review/biesty_saturnv01-lg.jpg

 

[GLS]

Very nice! (although I found a few mistakes)
(You should correct the link so it doesn't point to facebook)

 

[N_Molson]

(You should correct the link so it doesn't point to facebook)

Done !

Very nice! (although I found a few mistakes)

I'm curious, which ones ?

 

[Mojave]

Wow, this is really neat! I'm always fascinated by the sheer number of parts, a subsections that encompass vehicles of any variety. Thanks for posting this.

 

[GLS]

I'm curious, which ones ?

Let's see:
>> the retro rockets at the base of the S-IC are firing the wrong way;
>> the separation plane between the S-IC and the interstage is not where it is indicated, but is actually the "line" above (what is indicated is where the S-IC was bolted to the interstage/S-II during stacking);
>> the interstage between the S-II and S-IVB doesn't separate from the S-II.

 

[MaverickSawyer]

I recognize this artist's work. I used to have a book of his stuff, and there was always a little green alien and/or a flying saucer somewhere in each of the cutaways in that book. It was a little game to see how many of those you could find. Can't remember if this one has the alien in it, though.

 

[paddy]

Brings back so many memories of pictures of that era. Thank you

 

[boogabooga]

I recognize this artist's work. I used to have a book of his stuff, and there was always a little green alien and/or a flying saucer somewhere in each of the cutaways in that book. It was a little game to see how many of those you could find. Can't remember if this one has the alien in it, though.

I believe that the artist's name is Stephen Biesty. At least, this looks a lot like his work. I had about three of his books when I was a child.