Moon Lander USS Kitty Hawk (2 views) by Bambam131
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Moon Lander USS Kitty Hawk (2 views)
Here are 2 views of my latest project, my redesign for the moon Lander that will take the USA back to the moon by 2018.
If you would like to see close-ups of all the different parts of this Lander I have posted 94 pictures on my website. Please do drop by at http://www.bambam131.com
Thanks again for taking the time to view and comment on my work.
Cheers,
David
Comments (14)
BenBischop
Wauw....Awesome Design....!!
Chipka
What an inspiring image! Ah, if only humankind can get back to Luna, and go beyond! Eh...unfortunately, human vision has been lost somewhere between quarterly bottom lines, and petty, anti-scientific bickering. But perhaps we can get out of this slump. Your work shows that there are people who still think the big thoughts and hope for the big goals, and that's a heartening thing. Great work.
kjer_99
One fabulous machine!
geirla
Great work! Love the little details: the "front porch" with steps and the blast guards on the thrusters. Plus I see you have the ladder now.
NefariousDrO
Incredibly good modeling. Your work is always such an inspiration. I'm in awe of the fantastic detailing and excellent design you always put into your work.
Biffowitz
Awesome detail here, it looks great, a must zoom in!!
amapitodd
Love the realism of the design. Excellent work.
DukeNukem2005
Excellent work of art!
DaiKepler
Fantastic modeling and texturing! Beautiful as always!
johnyf
Superb!
Star4mation
Top design :)
dcmstarships
your work is always so inspiring; keep it up! :-)
efron_241
by now you will have heard the horrible news about the Phoenix Mars Lander
Bambam131
Yes that was a bummer………….too bad NASA is not allowed to use Nuclear power for these missions instead of only solar power because of the environmental movement. As long as these groups can persuade and pressure (by some of the most dubious means), we will always be 2 feet forward then 3 feet back.