Aerospace: Launch vehicles and pads

Generic launch vehicle on a tilting erector, 120 in vehicle, 100 ft

5,48618,972 mmFront
ViewPlan
Version2
Overall270" × 754"
ScalableNo

Drawn to fit this frame, not to a scale. Front faces down the page. Dashed lines are hidden or above; dotted lines are door swings and clearances.

Category
Aerospace: Launch vehicles and pads
Kind
Equipment
Languages
None provided. The words are as the provider wrote them.
Author
CadCraft
Version
2, published Nov 3, 2026 Published

Launch vehicle, 120 in across and 100 ft long, raised 60 degrees on a transporter-erector: twin-beam cradle with cross ties, tail hinge pedestals, a lift cylinder and a skid base. Plain tube with ogive nose, stage rings and a bell.

License

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Data

Width6,858 mm (270 in)
Depth19,151.6 mm (754 in)
Height29,494.5 mm (1,161.2 in)
Scalable: width (X)No
Scalable: depth (Y)No
Scalable: height (Z)No
RemarksGeneric size; check the chosen unit's spec sheet.

IFC class: IfcFurnishingElement. Body: a mesh.

Versions

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DrawingVersionChangeLicenseStatusPublished
Version 2 GeometryAdded the vehicle tube with nose, stage rings and bell, the twin-beam cradle with cross ties and saddles, the hinge pedestals, lift cylinder with rod and the skid base (plan and 3D). CC0 Published Nov 3, 2026
Version 1 GeometryFirst version. CC0 Published Nov 3, 2026

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