More plates from outside work, each traced from a real NASA drawing, 3D model or museum scan: two quiet turbofans from NASA engine reports, the Saturn V third stage, Hubble, and the aircraft and spacecraft that started it. The Lunar Module, Apollo and the Saturn V first stage are on the home page.
GE Energy Efficient Engine (E3) · section with nacelle, bypass ratio 6.7 · after NASA CR-168219Saturn V S-IVB third stage · cutaway and exploded view · after the NASA flight manualHubble Space Telescope · cutaway, 15.9 m long · after the NASA SM3A media guideQCSEE under-the-wing quiet engine · cross-section, 18-blade variable-pitch geared fan · after NASA CR-1348471903 Wright Flyer · rear three-quarter and front, 12.3 m span · 3D scan: Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum (CC0)Spirit of St. Louis, 1927 · three-quarter and side, 8.4 m long · 3D scan: Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum (CC0)Space Shuttle · launch stack, isometric · 3D model: NASA 3D ResourcesSpace Shuttle orbiter · three-view · 3D model: NASA 3D ResourcesBell X-1, 1947 · side from the Smithsonian 3D scan (CC0), front and fuselage base after the NACA RM L52L01 drawing (NTRS 19930087429)Space Shuttle Discovery OV-103 · traced from the laser scan of the flown orbiter · 3D scan: Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum (CC0)NASA X-57 Maxwell, 2016 to 2023 · three-quarter and plan, twelve high-lift propellers and two wingtip cruise motors · 3D model: NASA 3D ResourcesNASA CRM-HL · landing configuration, drawn from NASA’s reference geometry for my AeroPhon CFD work, dimensions in metres