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Saturn V Launch Vehicle and Orbiter by PerspectX Product ID: 283361
KEYWORDS: Saturn V 1B Apollo Launch Vehicle Rocket NASA JPL Orbiter Rover Spaceship Booster Stage Missile Moon
CATEGORIES:  3D Models > Spacecraft
This is a High Definition ready Model of the Saturn V Launch vehicle including detailed stages and orbiter.
Description
This is a High Definition ready model of the Saturn V Launch Vehicle that took man to the moon and will be used in future human interplanetary travel.
Textures
Detailed textures are provided including diffuse, bump, specular. Maximum dimension of textures are 4096 pixels. Photoshop template files are available for download with the product so you can modify the layered textures to your liking.
History
The geometry includes enough detail to animate launch, stage breakaway, and orbit. It includes detailed engines for all three stages and the lunar orbiter.
The Saturn V (popularly known as the Moon Rocket) was a multistage liquid-fuel expendable rocket used by NASA's Apollo and Skylab programs. It was the largest production model of the Saturn family of rockets, although NASA contemplated larger models. The rocket was designed under the direction of Wernher von Braun at the Marshall Space Flight Center, with the lead contractors being TheCompany, North American Aviation,Aircraft Company, and IBM.
On all but one of its flights, the Saturn V consisted of three stages — the S-IC first stage, S-II second stage and the S-IVB third stage. All three stages used liquid oxygen (LOX) as an oxidizer. The first stage used RP-1 for fuel, while the second and third stages used liquid hydrogen (LH2). An average mission used the rocket for a total of about 20 minutes.
NASA launched thirteen Saturn V rockets from 1967 to 1973, with no loss of payload. (Although Apollo 6 and Apollo 13 did lose engines, the onboard computers were able to compensate.) The main payloads of the rocket were the Apollo spacecraft which carried the NASA astronauts to the Moon. It also launched the Skylab space station, and was supposed to be the prime launch vehicle for the cancelled Voyager program Mars probes, a project later carried out by the Viking program in 1976.
Previews
Saturn_Gray.jpg
Untextured (1280x1024) 31 KB   
Saturn_Comp.jpg
Composite after Launch (1900x1200) 146 KB   
Saturn_Mesh.jpg
Mesh (1280x1024) 16 KB   
Saturn_Orbiter.jpg
Orbiter Comp (1280x1024) 136 KB   
Saturn_Stage1.jpg
Stage 1 (1280x1024) 69 KB   
Saturn_Stage1Engine.jpg
Stage 1 Engines (1280x1024) 49 KB   
Saturn_Stage2.jpg
Stage 2 (1280x1024) 70 KB   
Saturn_Stage2A.jpg
Stage 2 View B (1280x1024) 67 KB   
Saturn_Stage3.jpg
Stage 3 (1280x1024) 43 KB   
Saturn_Stage3a.jpg
Launch Composite (1280x1024) 61 KB   
Saturn_Stages.jpg
Stage Breakdown (1280x1024) 48 KB   
Saturn_Engine.jpg
F1 Engines (1280x1024) 217 KB   
Accompanying Product Files
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Saturn_TEX.zip
Photoshop Texture Template Files 2.9 MB   
$ 169.00
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Available File Formats
3D Studio N/A ( .3ds )
4.2 MB
Lightwave 6.5 ( .lwo, .lw, .lws )
4.7 MB
Maya 6.0 ( .ma, .mb )
6.7 MB
3ds Max 5.1 ( .max )
6.3 MB
OBJ N/A ( .obj )
6.0 MB
Softimage 3.5 ( .hrc, .xsi )
6.7 MB
Cinema 4D 9 ( .c4d )
4.0 MB
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Product Specifications
Media Type:3D Models
Published:Oct 22, 2005
Geometry:Polygonal
Polygons:114,049
Vertices:122,699
Textures:Yes
Materials:Yes
Rigged:No
Animated:No
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