Hi.  Does anyone know where I can Poser compatable models of the following rockets without having the pay a fortune for them?  Mercury Redstone, Mercury Atlas, Gemini Titan and saturn 1B (I already have a Saturn 5)  Thanks.

Go to CP.  I don't know the prices but I'm sure they have most of the models there in Poser format. 

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Sigh - there are none of these at CP. The only Nasa rocket they have is the Ares.

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Well, i once promised someone I would do all those since I did the Saturn V. I do have 3 or 4 view plans for most and could do them. I have a couple projects I am wrapping up and am considering making a poser compatible lunar lander and would then also consider, mercury capsules and rockets, etc.

Couldn't you just knock something together with some Poser Primitives?
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Quote - Sigh - there are none of these at CP. The only Nasa rocket they have is the Ares.

There used to be plenty of 'em.  :(

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Quote - Couldn't you just knock something together with some Poser Primitives?
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not really no.. see, from a distance they just look like tubes, but get anywhere close and there's a lot of surface detail and equipment.

"not really no.. see, from a distance they just look like tubes, but get anywhere close and there's a lot of surface detail and equipment."

That could be done by texturing rather than modeling.
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PS: DO you really keep the NASA flight manuals under your bed??

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Yep, CP used to have them before the big move. 

Quote - "not really no.. see, from a distance they just look like tubes, but get anywhere close and there's a lot of surface detail and equipment."

That could be done by texturing rather than modeling.
dph
PS: DO you really keep the NASA flight manuals under your bed??

in the tech section yup....... turn left at woodworking and keep on past architectural design.

(ok. joking about the bed part.... it's all on harddrive/DVD/SD Cards...)

3ds files are at
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/3d_resources/3d-models-index.html
http://www.jrbassett.com/html/IndexPic.html

There might be more at a simulation site called orbiter.

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It's not Orbiter, but Celestia that has the most 3d space exploration models.

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