bobatrek Master Member RPF PREMIUM MEMBER Apr 4, 2015 #1 I am looking for four rocket thrusters similar to the example below for a project I am working on. The catch is that they can be no larger than one inch in diameter. I'm hoping someone could steer me in the right direction. Thanks in advance.
I am looking for four rocket thrusters similar to the example below for a project I am working on. The catch is that they can be no larger than one inch in diameter. I'm hoping someone could steer me in the right direction. Thanks in advance.
Duncanator Sr Member RPF PREMIUM MEMBER Apr 4, 2015 #2 There are a couple rocket kits that might work. I think there was a 1/200 scale kit of all the rockets used in the early US manned space program.
There are a couple rocket kits that might work. I think there was a 1/200 scale kit of all the rockets used in the early US manned space program.
robn1 Master Member Apr 4, 2015 #3 That's the F1 engine from the Saturn V. According to wiki it was 12.2 feet across which is 1.016in in 1/144 scale.
That's the F1 engine from the Saturn V. According to wiki it was 12.2 feet across which is 1.016in in 1/144 scale.
Mike J. Master Member Apr 5, 2015 #4 Some of the Maschinen Krieger / MaK / SF3D / ZbV3000 models have similar parts; the Fireball, for one, I think. If you only need 2 engines, then (if you can find it) a SAFS might be cheaper than a 1/144 Saturn V. Good luck. -MJ
Some of the Maschinen Krieger / MaK / SF3D / ZbV3000 models have similar parts; the Fireball, for one, I think. If you only need 2 engines, then (if you can find it) a SAFS might be cheaper than a 1/144 Saturn V. Good luck. -MJ
Teddz Sr Member RPF PREMIUM MEMBER Apr 5, 2015 #6 I just checked the Airfix 1/144 Saturn V kit I have for parts, and the main thrusters are just over 1"... 1.0500" to be exact (26.67mm).
I just checked the Airfix 1/144 Saturn V kit I have for parts, and the main thrusters are just over 1"... 1.0500" to be exact (26.67mm).
Straycatt Well-Known Member RPF PREMIUM MEMBER Apr 5, 2015 #7 Looking towards Ma.K is actually a good idea. There are some nice aftermarket engine bells that have been created for those lines.
Looking towards Ma.K is actually a good idea. There are some nice aftermarket engine bells that have been created for those lines.
bobatrek Master Member RPF PREMIUM MEMBER Apr 11, 2015 #8 I wound up purchasing the Airfix 1/144 Saturn V - I'll let you know how it goes.