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It was originally made for a traveling space show.Neat! What was the LM built for?
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Very nice. There was a complete, or nearly complete set of landing gear at the Charlie Bell auction. I ended up with one part (sold it years ago)Must have been just great fun on the LM. What did you do for the foot-pads? I have a LM leg that could use a shoe. I'd been hoping get enough parts to put together a near complete LM leg, as I have couple of lockdown pieces, but then realized, getting one of each piece is hard enough but almost every piece has to be duplicated. So at least I can do the pad and maybe make a ladder.
Also, Chris, I saw you had repros of the CM hatch, and wonder if any of those are still available.
Ya know, I was pretty interested in that, and then, yeah, radio silence... Was there ever any follow up?Anyone know what happened to Mark Lasoff and his goal to make replicas of the Command Module main display panel? He's just vanished, site's down, not replying to messages on Linked In or Kickstarter....I'd love just to get his .stl files to at least generate an unpopulated panel that I could start detailing on my own.
I called 'em up last year, spent about 20 on the phone with his partner in this. When I asked about LM panels in the future, the response was "Oh, certainly!". Then >poof!<
Hollywood artists offer full-scale replica of Apollo spacecraft controls
A team of Hollywood prop and visual artists are offering replicas of the Apollo command module control panel.www.space.com
Originally built for a traveling show, but used in the just released film "Fly me to the Moon"Neat! What was the LM built for?
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