[MOC] Soyuz 7K-T

[Sunder]

Soyuz 7K-T by Sunder_59, on Flickr

[Mesabi]

This is absolutely beautiful! The detailing on the ship and the colouring is absolutely fantastic. It's a shame they don't make the parts in the colours for this. My only criticism is the stand is a bit basic. I feel like t takes away from the model some.

[Henchmen4Hire]

I like it, though it's weird seeing amazing stuff like this posted without at least an explanation of what it is, a reference pic, why you built it, etc.

[greg3]

Looks great... I love these old spacecraft designs and think they'd make great official sets!! 

Excellent stuff!!

[xboxtravis7992]

Jawdropping! Looks a lot better than my attempt at this I made as a kid. I like the sandgreen, it is very appropriate for the 1960's-1970's era Soyuz capsules. Are you planning on making an Apollo module and adapter connection to recreate the Apollo-Soyuz eventually?

[Sunder]

Thanks.

I thought Soyuz spacecraft is famous enough so explanation isn't needed. Looks like I've mistaken.

I thought to make Apollo + Skylab, but I'm not sure I can make good looking conical command module in minifigure scale. So may be in future.

[Henchmen4Hire]

28 minutes ago, Sunder said:

I thought Soyuz spacecraft is famous enough so explanation isn't needed. Looks like I've mistaken.

People today don't even know whether or not we even have a space shuttle lol

[Duvors]

I like this a lot, what did you use to build and render it?

[Sunder]

On 07.06.2017 at 1:00 AM, Lord Duvors said:

I like this a lot, what did you use to build and render it?

LDD -> Mecabricks -> Blender 3D for rendering.

[Duvors]

9 hours ago, Sunder said:

LDD -> Mecabricks -> Blender 3D for rendering.

Ah, good to know. Thank you.

[icm]

That's a very nice outer mold line.  Do the modules (service, orbital, docking) separate?