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Kansas Cosmosphere
The Apollo Lunar Module was the only true manned spacecraft ever built. It was only meant to operate in the unique conditions of space. Since it only had to operate in the 1/6th gravity of the Moon, the spacecraft's structure was reduced to such a point that a flight-ready LM would not even support its own weight on Earth. The LM's unusual spider-like appearance was due to the fact that its designers never had worry about aerodynamics for it would only operate in the vacuum of space.
Since the LM did not incorporate a protective heatshield, none ever returned to Earth in one piece. After a mission was completed, the LM was either sent crashing back into the lunar surface, or allowed to burn up on reentry through the Earth's atmosphere. Due to this fact, the craft before you is one of the few Lunar Modules left in existence.
This specific Lunar Module was built by the Grumman Corporation- NASA's prime contractor for the LM. The spacecraft was originally built as an engineering test structure and has been restored by the Cosmosphere, complete with many flight-ready components
Module 3 has arrived which means I have all the parts from Marlin to finish the build. Still loads to source from other places though
- Door striker plates
- Door latches and striker pins
- Big bag of fasteners
A very first test for a new mapping module we are working on...
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This module is the first of two modules built to swing the mountain division behind the skyboard and was built in1984. I was given an N Scale model kit of the NMRA Headquarters Building for my participation in the NTRAK Layout for the Washington DC 1982 NMRA Convention. I used that building on this module and built a road and grade crossing with a small hotel on the right side of the module. This module has appeared in the 1987 NTRAK East Convention in Philadelphia PA and in the 1991 NTRAK Convention in Louisville KY.
Activated modules of fire and rain.
These animation loads the cpu, so usually they're stopped, but they are too beautiful
Desktop background is animated too: the central logo switch from blue to red and viceversa when mouse pass over it
I finally went out to take some pictures for the last module of this camera school. I've been very busy, with shooting a bunch of other things while trying to balance it out with my exams. (I shot a couple concerts, and my school's basketball team has asked me to be their photographer, after shooting a couple of their matches.
So, this is what I've come up with. I'm not sure what to pick and help would be appreciated.
This is one of the 6 boxes with a speaker playind its part of a sound montage, leds that light up to the sound intensity, a light sensitive resistor (in the light bulb) that when covered reveals music, and an infrared range sensor (the eyes) that detects people and mangles the sound appropriately. The (sharp) infrared sensors are read by ladyadas wonderful ADIO board and the light sensors are read by an arduino and the information is thansmitted via MIDI to a computer that sits in the central brain and sends the audio back to the the respective modules.