Showing posts with label NASA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NASA. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Hubble Space Telescope Papercraft

Hubble Space Telescope Papercraft

HubbleSite.org has two papercraft models of the Hubble Space Telescope, one is a basic model and the other is a much more detailed version - both designed by Ton Noteboom. Hat tip to reader Petrus Willem for the link and photo.

Hubble Space Telescope Papercraft (Easy) [Download]
Hubble Space Telescope Papercraft (Expert)

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Wednesday, November 11, 2009

NASA ARES Mars Airplane Papercraft

ARES Mars Airplane Papercraft An extension of NASA'sNASA Mars Exploration Program, ARES (Aerial Regional-scale Enviromental Survey of Mars) has this autonomous powered airplane to monitor MARS' atmosphere, surface, and interior.

NASA ARES Mars Airplane Papercraft [via Tektonten]

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Friday, November 6, 2009

Friday, August 21, 2009

Ranger Space Probe Papercraft - Lunar Impactor

Ranger Lunar Impact Probe Papercraft One of the 9 unmanned space probes launched by NASANASA under their Project Ranger mission (lunar exploration). This papercraft is free but you'll need to sign-up and be a member of the Papermodelers forum before you can download.

Ranger Space Probe Papercraft - Lunar Impactor

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Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Disaster Diorama Papercraft - Apollo 13

Apollo 13 Papercraft The "successful failure" of Apollo 13Apollo 13 is the latest Diorama Disaster from Spitefuls.

Apollo 13 was intended to be the third manned lunar-landing mission, a faulty electrical system (w/ explosion) forced it to be aborted. The popular phrase "Houston, we have a problem" originated from the Apollo 13 mission, it was a radio transmission between one of the astronauts to mission control center - the original message was "Houston, we've had a problem".

This Apollo 13 papercraft includes both the Lunar Module and the Command / Service Module.

Disaster Diorama - Apollo 13 Papercraft

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