Hi,
Please find attached some drawings of famous spaceships that I made for an exhibition on Tintin lunar rocket
1) Lunar rocket “Selenia” 1950 (“Objectif Lune”, “On a marche sur la Lune”)
2) “Terra V Mk-5” 1955 (“Space Patrol” TV series)
3) “RX-M” 1950 (Film “Rocktship X-M”, Lippert Pictures)
4) “Polaris” 1950 (“Tom Corbett, Space Cadet”, TV series)
5) “Galaxy II” 1954 (“Captain Video”, TV series)
6) “E.S.S. Pioneer” 1940 (“Buck Rogers in the 25th Century”, BD series)
7) “Friede” 1929 (Film “Die Frau und Mond” Fritz Lang)
8) “Space Ark” 1951 (Film “When Worlds Collide”, Paramount)
9) “S.S. Absyrtis” 1956 (Novel “Contraband Rocket” Ace Publisher)
10) “Luna” 1950 (Film “Destination Moon”, Eagle Lion)
11) “Luna” 1950 (version designed by Chesley Bonestell for “Destination Moon”)
12) “Rocketship M-1” 1953 (Film “Abbot & Costello go to Mars”, Universal)
13) “Orbit Jet” 1952 (“Rocky Jones”, TV series)
14) “Mars Spaceship” 1955 (Film “Conquest of Space”, Paramount)
15) “Galileo” 1947 (Novel “Rocketship Galileo” by Robert A. Heinlein)
16) Rocket Bomber, Ming fleet 1937 (“Flash Gordon”, BD series)
17) Rocket No. 2 1914 (Scale Model by Konstantin Tsiolkovsky)
18) Treen fighter 1953 (“Marooned on Mercury” Dan Dare BD series)
19) “Rocket Ship” 1930 (Film “Just Imagine”, Fox)
20) “Columbiad” 1865 (Novel “From the Earth to the Moon” by Jules Verne)
21) “Crypt Spaceship” 1955 (“The man from nowhere” Dan Dare BD series)
22) “Cosmostrator” 1959 (Film “Der Schweigende Stern”, Polskie-Centrala)
23) “Athena” 1953 (Magazine “Saturday Evening Post” 15 August 1953)
24) “Thunderbird 3” 1966 (Thunderbirds are go” TV series)
25) “Fafnir” 1953 (Novel “And a star to steer her by” by G. Harry Stine)
26) “Moonliner” 1955 (Disneyland rocket mock-up)
27) “E.M.W. A4” 1942 (V2 rocket used by the Germans for the bombing of London)
28) “Mercury/Redstone” 1961 (Suborbital North American Rocket)
29) “Mercury/Atlas” 1962 (Orbital North American Rocket)
30) “Gemini/Titan” 1964 (Orbital North American Rocket)
31) “A-1 Sputnik” 1957 (Orbital Soviet Rocket)
32) “A-2 Lunik” 1959 (Orbital Soviet Rocket)
33) “A-1-m Vostok” 1961 (Orbital Soviet Rocket)
34) “Ariane 1” 1979 (Orbital French Rocket)
35) “G-1-e” 1969 (Soviet lunar rocket)
36) “Apollo/Saturn V” 1969 (North American lunar rocket)
Please find attached some drawings of famous spaceships that I made for an exhibition on Tintin lunar rocket
1) Lunar rocket “Selenia” 1950 (“Objectif Lune”, “On a marche sur la Lune”)
2) “Terra V Mk-5” 1955 (“Space Patrol” TV series)
3) “RX-M” 1950 (Film “Rocktship X-M”, Lippert Pictures)
4) “Polaris” 1950 (“Tom Corbett, Space Cadet”, TV series)
5) “Galaxy II” 1954 (“Captain Video”, TV series)
6) “E.S.S. Pioneer” 1940 (“Buck Rogers in the 25th Century”, BD series)
7) “Friede” 1929 (Film “Die Frau und Mond” Fritz Lang)
8) “Space Ark” 1951 (Film “When Worlds Collide”, Paramount)
9) “S.S. Absyrtis” 1956 (Novel “Contraband Rocket” Ace Publisher)
10) “Luna” 1950 (Film “Destination Moon”, Eagle Lion)
11) “Luna” 1950 (version designed by Chesley Bonestell for “Destination Moon”)
12) “Rocketship M-1” 1953 (Film “Abbot & Costello go to Mars”, Universal)
13) “Orbit Jet” 1952 (“Rocky Jones”, TV series)
14) “Mars Spaceship” 1955 (Film “Conquest of Space”, Paramount)
15) “Galileo” 1947 (Novel “Rocketship Galileo” by Robert A. Heinlein)
16) Rocket Bomber, Ming fleet 1937 (“Flash Gordon”, BD series)
17) Rocket No. 2 1914 (Scale Model by Konstantin Tsiolkovsky)
18) Treen fighter 1953 (“Marooned on Mercury” Dan Dare BD series)
19) “Rocket Ship” 1930 (Film “Just Imagine”, Fox)
20) “Columbiad” 1865 (Novel “From the Earth to the Moon” by Jules Verne)
21) “Crypt Spaceship” 1955 (“The man from nowhere” Dan Dare BD series)
22) “Cosmostrator” 1959 (Film “Der Schweigende Stern”, Polskie-Centrala)
23) “Athena” 1953 (Magazine “Saturday Evening Post” 15 August 1953)
24) “Thunderbird 3” 1966 (Thunderbirds are go” TV series)
25) “Fafnir” 1953 (Novel “And a star to steer her by” by G. Harry Stine)
26) “Moonliner” 1955 (Disneyland rocket mock-up)
27) “E.M.W. A4” 1942 (V2 rocket used by the Germans for the bombing of London)
28) “Mercury/Redstone” 1961 (Suborbital North American Rocket)
29) “Mercury/Atlas” 1962 (Orbital North American Rocket)
30) “Gemini/Titan” 1964 (Orbital North American Rocket)
31) “A-1 Sputnik” 1957 (Orbital Soviet Rocket)
32) “A-2 Lunik” 1959 (Orbital Soviet Rocket)
33) “A-1-m Vostok” 1961 (Orbital Soviet Rocket)
34) “Ariane 1” 1979 (Orbital French Rocket)
35) “G-1-e” 1969 (Soviet lunar rocket)
36) “Apollo/Saturn V” 1969 (North American lunar rocket)
