Finally modeled the traction motor & the tracks.

So now need to put the details like linkage in-between the set of tracks & ventilated hydraulic suspension.
After that I might going to rescale the tracks since I think it was too big for now.





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Thanks for the words,mate.

BTW,I just a freelancer.But I do got some outside offering & from NASA.(as visual artist/part-CAD/3D model design & concept render department)

Yeah,from NASA...but not from the adminstration,but it comes from some worker that work as part-time lecturer at Centre Art College,CA,but at the same time work at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory for ATHLETE Mobile Habitat Project(since 2008-present)
But,since I still didnt finish study(I need to retired after finished my foundation studies in 2008 due to help my parents running the company) so I need to declined the offer & now I do a freelance jobs & mostly helping my dad as runner for company & making my own farm.

BTW,your work was great,bro!
Where do you work if you dont mind me asking?

So here is some more side rendering of the crawler,& just like any NASA mission,I had to made my own Mission Insignia/Badge.





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Thanks for the compliment!

BTW,you seems to have a good foundation skills & in fact I also started to honed my 3d app/game modding things through self-thought during my high school year(darjah 6,2002)

So I know you can go further easily without the need of college training...trust me,I been through that time,& yes the exploration is endless,& now I still learn some new stuff from self-studies & some others...needless to say there is still lot more to be covered,but atleast my basic foundation skill for the 3d making app is already set-in.

So here is some update.I finally made the launch pad(Launch Complex 39A aka LC-39A) but it still far from finish.But anyway here is the screenshot.



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Crawler secured itself on Lauch Complex(39A). This would be the site for launch,& few kilometers from Crawlerway & Launch Site,there is the group of thousand of manpower to conduct the orchestral,dubbed mission control & the building that would control the permission to launch & the firing sequences is known as NASA mission Control Centre with its iconic call radiosign,HOUSTON.






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So after resting for almost 2 weeks....I made an update.

Here is the rocket after all the seperation from main launch engine SC-III,SC-II,& finally the aft. interstage before the main single thruster J-2 engine was on to give few more acceleration for Command Service Module(CSM) together with the payload & Lunar Orbit Rendezvous vehicle(LOR) to reach the moon.





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