In keeping with mid-20th century space technology concepts: Werner von Braun wrote about a space station in Collier's magazine.  He later described a nuclear-powered station for a TV series.  In 1958 Strombecker released a plastic model of this station.  The station rotated to produce artificial gravity.  The many spokes are not structural; they're actually a radiator to cool the reactor.

Cool, the taxi needs one

There'll be a docking port and airlock designed to fit the taxi.  The Stombecker model had a large horn-shaped structure that might have been for docking.  I won't be incorporating that.

The station will have a partial interior.  The second image show the taxi docked.

In Poser, partially rigged. partially textured.  Still need to create furnishings for the small interior ring section.

Fixed a few problems and spent a good bit of time building a partial interior.

This looks great, Michael.  When I got the Space Taxi I noticed an early version of this in your promo material and was so hoping that you would make a full version available!  I shall save my bucks in anticipation of grabbing this! =)

Teh Mollz

The wait shouldn't be too long.  It's packaged up and almost ready for submittal.

Now in the Marketplace: https://www.renderosity.com/marketplace/products/170587/1950s-concept-space-station

Snapped it right up! <3

Teh Mollz

In keeping with mid-20th century space technology concepts: Werner von Braun wrote about a space station in Collier's magazine.  He later described a nuclear-powered station for a TV series.  In 1958 Strombecker released a plastic model of this station.  The station rotated to produce artificial gravity.  The many spokes are not structural; they're actually a radiator to cool the reactor.