Soviet Lunar Lander LK by duo
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Description
On 3 August 1964, Command number 655-268 issued by Central Committee of Communist Party gave Soviet Chief Designer Korolev the objective of putting one man on the moon and returning him safely to earth - ahead of the Americans.
The LK ('Lunniy Korabl' - lunar craft) was the Soviet lunar lander - the Russian counterpart of the American LM Lunar Module. The LK was to have landed a single Soviet citizen on the moon before the Americans, winning the moon race. It completed development and test flown very successfully in earth orbit, but never reached the moon because the N1 booster requred to take it to the moon never had a successful flight.
Some LK landers are preserved at the MAI museum in Moscow (this is a flight model that was displayed at Eurodisneyland in 1997), the MAI museum at Orevo (an engineering article), St Petersburg, the Energia plant at Korolev, north of Moscow, and at KB Yuzhnoye in the Ukraine.
This is my renderization of the actual Russian LK Lunar Craft
THE LANDER IS ON SALE ON MY RENDEROSITY SHOP.
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Comments (4)
The modelling and texturing of the LK are fantastic. Very nicely done!
Nice pov, render and ship, but it looks way too pretty to be Russian.....
Well done !
Outstanding render and I love the Historical fact you put into this piece. well done my friend