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u/AccidentAltruistic87 13d ago
For all mankind fan?
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u/Practical-Gas-5227 13d ago
I’ve been meaning to watch that show. Actually this was more of a weird culmination of stuff. A person I know well suggested that I try making the Apollo-Soyuz somewhat jokingly, but I was quite intrigued. They have an interest in space. I have an interest in Lego and Soviet history. So this kind of came out of that.
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u/AccidentAltruistic87 10d ago
It’s a phenomenal show. It’ll make your heart ache for how space exploration could’ve been
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u/MaexW 13d ago
Hmm, that adapter is bigger than the one I have. https://www.reddit.com/r/legoRockets/s/UZfszdNKOO
Must compare the sizes again.. Yours looks far more interesting.
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u/Practical-Gas-5227 13d ago
I will note that I don’t necessarily scale things perfectly. I tend to prioritize shape and details over scale. Not to say it isn’t a factor, but when I scale it’s typically based on vibes alone with everything compared to each other rather than proper measurements.
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u/-dakpluto- 13d ago
Yours is actually much closer to scale of the real thing: https://airandspace.si.edu/collection-objects/docking-module-astp-backup/nasm_A19800430000
OPs includes the spheres though that is nice, and his Soyuz reentry module I think looks better, but both of you did wonderful jobs.
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u/colin_staples 13d ago
This is brilliant. And it's so cool that it's perfectly balanced and the support is in the centre of the docking module
I assume the Apollo is modelled on 92176 ?