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Artwork for the Jackson Model Rocketry Club

Last year, the Jackson Model Rocketry Club commissioned me to create a high resolution Saturn 5 illustration for their organization. Here are some images of the finished artwork on the clubs trailer.

These photos were taken on August 10, 2006 at an aviation event in Mason, Michigan.
Jackson Model Rocketry Club
Saturn 5 Art
Saturn 5 Art
Saturn 5 Art
For more information about the club, visit the Jackson Model Rocketry Club website.
The artwork was printed by JP SIGNS and GRAPHICS.
 

Launch Pads

Launch Complex 19 (LC-19) - Cape Canaveral

Launch Complex 19, located at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, was the launch site for all ten manned Gemini missions. Additionally, 17 unmanned Titan I and Titan II missions were flown from the complex. Gemini 12, launched on November 11, 1966, was the last mission launched from complex 19.

NOTE: Since these photos were taken, the white room has been restored and moved to the Air Force Space & Missile Museum.

(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 1997.)
Launch Complex 19
Launch Complex 19
Launch Complex 19
Launch Complex 19
Launch Complex 19
Gemini Launch Pad
Gemini Launch Pad
Gemini Launch Pad
Gemini Launch Pad
Gemini Launch Pad
Gemini Launch Pad
Gemini Pad 19
Gemini Pad 19
Gemini Pad 19
Gemini Pad 19
 

Launch Complex 34 (LC-34) - Cape Canaveral

Photos of Pad 34 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. Pad 34 was the site of the Apollo 1 fire in 1967.
(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 1997)
Launch Complex 34
Launch Complex 34
Launch Complex 34
 

Launch Complex 39 - Kennedy Space Center

A few photos of the Vehicle Assembly Building and pads 39A and 39B. Photos taken from the Launch Complex 39 Observation Gantry, Kennedy Space Center.

(These 1024 x 768 images were taken by Kevin Reynolds in 2000)
 
Launch Complex 39
Launch Complex 39
Launch Complex 39
Launch Complex 39
Launch Complex 39
Launch Complex 39
Launch Complex 39
 

Space Suits

Apollo A7L Spacesuits

Apollo A7L spacesuits were manufactured by ILC Dover and were worn by astronauts on all Apollo missions, Skylab missions, and the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project.

James McDivitt's Apollo 9 Space Suit (A7L-020)

Photos of the space suit worn by James McDivitt during the flight of Apollo 9. The suit was on display at the Michigan Space and Science Center.

(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 2002)
James McDivitt's Apollo 9 Space Suit
James McDivitt's Apollo 9 Space Suit
James McDivitt's Space Suit A7L-020
 

Frank Borman's Apollo 8 Space Suit (A7L-030)

Photos of the space suit worn by Frank Borman during the flight of Apollo 8. The suit was on display at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.

(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 2008)
Frank Borman's Apollo 8 Space Suit
Frank Borman's Apollo 8 Space Suit
Frank Borman's Apollo 8 Space Suit
Frank Borman's Apollo 8 Space Suit
 

Neil Armstrong's Apollo Backup Suit

Photos of Neil Armstrong's Backup Apollo Suit. The suit was on display at the Neil Armstrong Air & Space Museum.

(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 2008)
Apollo Backup Suit
Apollo Spacesuit
Apollo A7L Spacesuit
Apollo A7L Spacesuit
Apollo A7L Spacesuit
Apollo A7L Spacesuit
Neil Armstrong's Backup Apollo Suit
Neil Armstrong's Backup Apollo Suit
 

Apollo PLSS

The Apollo PLSS (Portable Life Support System) was manufactured by the Hamilton Sundstrand company. PLSS used on Apollo 9-14 provided astronauts with four hours of life support. Later models, used on Apollo 15, 16, and 17, provided over six hours of life support. Both models provided 30 minutes of emergency life support if needed.

Photos of an Apollo Portable Life Support System. The PLSS was on display at the Michigan Space and Science Center.

(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 2002)
PLSS
Apollo PLSS
Portable Life Support System
 

Gemini G4C Spacesuit

Gemini G4C Spacesuits were manufactured by the David Clark Company. G4C spacesuits were worn by American astronauts on eight of the ten manned Gemini missions. (G3C suits were used on the Gemini 3 mission, and G5C suits were worn by the Gemini 7 crew).

Neil Armstrong's Gemini 8 Spacesuit (G4C-24)

Photos of Neil Armstrong's Gemini 8 Spacesuit. The suit was on display at the Neil Armstrong Air & Space Museum.

(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 2008)
Neil Armstrong's Gemini 8 Spacesuit
Armstrong's Gemini 8 Spacesuit
G4C-24 spacesuit
G4C-24 Gemini Spacesuit
G4C-24 Gemini Spacesuit
G4C-24 Gemini Spacesuit
 

A1C Space Suit (Apollo Block I)

Roger Chaffee’s A1C Space Suit (A-1C-24). Manufactured by the David Clark Company, the A1C suits were developed for the first Apollo Block I test flights. The design is based on the G-3C suit used during project Gemini. This suit is on display at the United States Space and Rocket Center.

(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 2008)
Roger Chaffees A1C Space Suit
Roger Chaffees A1C Space Suit
Roger Chaffees A1C Space Suit
Roger Chaffees A1C Space Suit
 

S-1010A Pressure Suit

Designed for use by U-2 pilots, the S-1010A Pressure Suit was manufactured by the David Clark Company. The S-1010A Pressure Suit is similar to the Space Shuttle launch and entry suits.

(Photos were taken by Richard Kruse at the National Museum of the USAF in 2008.)
S-1010A Pressure Suit
S-1010A Pressure Suit
S-1010A Pressure Suit
 

Space Shuttle Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU)

Space Shuttle EMU replica. This replica is currently on display at the Michigan Space Science Center.

(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 2008)
Space Shuttle Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU)
Space Shuttle Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU)
Space Shuttle Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU)
Space Shuttle Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU)
Space Shuttle Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU)
Space Shuttle Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU)
Space Shuttle Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU)
Space Shuttle Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU)
 

Russian Sokol Space Suit

Photos of Russian Sokol Space Suit worn by Cosmonaut Alexandr Kaleri. The suit was currently in storage at the Michigan Space Science Center.

(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 2008)
Alexandr Kaleri Sokol Space Suit Front
Alexandr Kaleri Sokol Space Suit Rear
Alexandr Kaleri Sokol Space Suit
Alexandr Kaleri Sokol Space Suit Close Up
Alexandr Kaleri Sokol Space Suit Side
Alexandr Kaleri Sokol Space Suit Glove
Alexandr Kaleri Sokol Space Suit Glove
 

Russian Flight Suit

Flight suit worn by Astronaut Jerry Linenger aboard the Mir space station. The flight suit is currently in storage at the Michigan Space Science Center.

(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 2008)
Russian Flight Suit
Russian Flight Suit
Russian Flight Suit
Russian Flight Suit
Russian Flight Suit
Russian Flight Suit
Russian Flight Suit
 

Skylab Flight Suit

One of Edward Gibson’s Skylab Flight Suits. Gibson was the Science Pilot on Skylab 4.

(Photos were taken by Richard Kruse at the United States Space and Rocket Center in 2008.)
Edward Gibson’s Skylab Flight Suit
Edward Gibson’s Skylab Flight Suit
Edward Gibson’s Skylab Flight Suit
Edward Gibson’s Skylab Flight Suit
Edward Gibson’s Skylab Flight Suit
 

Other Stuff

Skylab Lower Body Negative Pressure Experiment

 
Photos of the Skylab Lower Body Negative Pressure Experiment formerly on display at the Michigan Space and Science Center.

(These photos were taken by Richard Kruse in 2002)

 
Skylab Lower Body Negative Pressure Experiment
Skylab Experiment
Skylab Lower Body Negative Pressure Experiment
 



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