A new morning on the Space Station by duo
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Description
The Werner von Braun's Nuclear Space Station appeared in Collier's magazine featured only two main spokes and top-mounted solar collectors. This is the updated Man in Space version has three spokes for extra stability, a core-mounted nuclear reactor for power and web-like radiators to bleed excess heat off into space. Like virtually all 1950's-era space stations, the Nuclear Space Station was a wheel that rotated to produce artificial gravity.
Comments and rates are welcome as always! :)
The Space Station and the rocket (as other Sci-Fi Space Age related products) is on sale at my Renderosity shop.
Comments (11)
Way Out Cool!!! Beam me up, Scotty!
This + W.v.B. and W. Disney at the same photo make few people (not me) unbelieve the moon landings ;-)
Looks very cool and retro. Nice work.
a fine piece of retro.
Excellent render! Love the sunspot thingies and light on the horizon...wish I could do that. Really great **
Excellent POV.
Love the POV and the lighting is gorgeous. It has a space opera feel to it
Excellent work.
Nice design!
Gorgeous.
wonderful depiction of 1950's space design