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The Russian NK-33 engine was developed in the late 60’s and was planned for use to power the N1-F launch vehicle. The N1F was to be the successor to the ill-fated N1 launch vehicle. After the Russians attempt to get to the moon ended in failure and the program was cancelled the stock of engines were mothballed. In the mid 90’s Russia sold 36 of these engines to Aerojet who modified them slightly and used them in the first stage of the Antares 100 series launch vehicle The kit is a 1-12th Scale resin 3d print and was purchased from Accura Space models https://accuraspacemodels.com/
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The Russian NK-33 engine was developed in the late 60’s and was planned for use to power the N1-F launch vehicle. The N1F was to be the successor to the ill-fated N1 launch vehicle. After the Russians attempt to get to the moon ended in failure and the program was cancelled the stock of engines were mothballed. In the mid 90’s Russia sold 36 of these engines to Aerojet who modified them slightly and used them in the first stage of the Antares 100 series launch vehicle The kit is a 1-12th Scale resin 3d print and was purchased from Accura Space models https://accuraspacemodels.com/ Good clear, comprehensive instructions Separate painting instructions Decals Pieces individually bagged Snap of the engine bell next to a coffee mug for idea of scale A start made with dry fitting all the parts. I am absolutely blown away by the quality of the printed parts and the fit is superb. The amount of fettling, filling, and sanding is going to be at an absolute minimum
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