Project Mir station complex / UR-500 family

[Astronautical achievement]

The Vostoks pretty much flew up to the 21st century with the Zenit/Yantar modifications up above

Soyuz U rockets took over when the last Voskhod took off on June 29th, 1976

 

[Astronautical achievement]

Soyuz U initially had orange with green top fairings up until the late 90s. then they switched to slightly wider fairings that were white with a orange strip at the bottem and had either a white or green top


These are the Voskhod and Soyuz U Fairings from 1976-1990s:
Zenit 2M?


Zenit 4MK


The following Fairings are from Yantar launches from 1990s to present:

Fairing (1990s-present) ->

This fairing was used for the launch of an Orlets-Yantar spacecraft on ->

This one was used for Reasurs, Foton, and Bion launches ->
And last but not least, this one was used for Yantar-Lotus launches:
Image sources: https://www.b14643.de/Spacerockets/
For more info on Voskhods: https://www.b14643.de/Spacerockets_1/East_Europe_1/Semyorka/Description/Voskhod/Frame.htm
For more info on Soyuz-Yantars: https://www.b14643.de/Spacerockets_1/East_Europe_1/Semyorka/Description/Yantar/Frame.htm

 

[MaxBuzz]

Zenit

 

[MaxBuzz]

Fregat

 

[MaxBuzz]

Arktika-M satellite for Fregat (it will be easy to convert into a satellite Elektro-L)

 

[IronRain]

Are you doing 3D modelling as a living or is it just a hobby? I've spent 1.5 hours yesterday trying to get a cylinder the way I wanted and here your are...

Are you planning on releasing some of the content/missions separately? I really like to try some of the stuff out.

 

[Astronautical achievement]

Are you doing 3D modelling as a living or is it just a hobby? I've spent 1.5 hours yesterday trying to get a cylinder the way I wanted and here your are...

Are you planning on releasing some of the content/missions separately? I really like to try some of the stuff out.

He does release stuff in update batches. Usually it's every 1-2 months

 

[Piorun]

Are you planning on releasing some of the content/missions separately? I really like to try some of the stuff out.

You may find the link with the newest release in the post #921 from 14th December (quoted below):

update
google drive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/18lWYZsEVzxv6K3FpS8kFiYHUyMSq3UkZ/view?usp=sharing

 

[IronRain]

Oh completely missed it! There goes my evening...

Any reason to not upload to the Forums resources section?

 

[MaxBuzz]

Any reason to not upload to the Forums resources section?

I will upload a ready-made addon, in parts it will not work either, one does not work without the other

 

[MaxBuzz]

Soyuz-7k-ok and Soyuz early

 

[MaxBuzz]

Vostok

 

[MaxBuzz]

Arktika-M (satellite for those concerned about global warming)

 

[Piorun]

Impressive work and superb quality as always Btw, are you going to prepare also Soyuz 2.1v - IMHO the most unusual (in terms of appearance and design) member of the R-7 family? It's a pretty rare variant, however it might be so due to the fact that it has been in service for less than decade + it seems to be used almost exclusively for launching Earth observation satellites - both military and civilian

 

[MarkWatney2015]

I will upload a ready-made addon, in parts it will not work either, one does not work without the other

Although there's a chance that parts will not work without the other, putting it in a single link would be too heavy to download on most browsers

 

[Arvil]

Probably better to make them individual add-ons, then list the requirements of each in the remarks section.

 

[MaxBuzz]

Although there's a chance that parts will not work without the other, putting it in a single link would be too heavy to download on most browsers

in fact, what I do does not take up much space on hard drive most of the addon is VesselBuilder Multistage2015 GeneralVehicle....
someday I'll get together and divide my addon into parts

 

[MaxBuzz]

Impressive work and superb quality as always Btw, are you going to prepare also Soyuz 2.1v - IMHO the most unusual (in terms of appearance and design) member of the R-7 family? It's a pretty rare variant, however it might be so due to the fact that it has been in service for less than decade + it seems to be used almost exclusively for launching Earth observation satellites - both military and civilian

looks like a transition link from Soyuz-2 to Soyuz-5

 

[MarkWatney2015]

Soyuz-2.1v is just a regular Soyuz rocket without strap-on boosters, and its main engines were replaced with NK-33s instead of RD-108s

 

[MaxBuzz]

satellite Arktika-M linked to scientific icebreaker "North Pole" (winner in the nomination of the most ugly ship)