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Topic:	Karst-onian Kollection: "A Place for Space"

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Your Reply: HTML is ON UBB Code is ON Smilies Legend	[QUOTE]Originally posted by Rocketman!: [B]Impressive model, Fred. One I do not recall seeing before. You gave me a good excuse to crack open Dennis Jenkin's "Space Shuttle: Developing an Icon," again. I can point you do a few pages that may offer clues as to your model's origins and history. [list][] Vol. I p I-291: lower left illustration, MSC-048A orbiter with 4 engines. Looks similar to the model. []Vol. I p I-308: lower left illustration, Phase B Double Prime orbiter with 4 engines, though not an exact match. []Vol. I p I-313: lower left, 5th configuration (5) 120-inch SRM Series Burn. Similar, but with five solid boosters. []Vol. II p II-439: A short section on Shuttle-derived vehicles: <BLOCKQUOTE>[i]"Even before NASA finalized the Phase B study contracts, NASA associate administrator for manned space flight Dale D. Meyers expressed his intent to expand the scope of the efforts."[/i]</BLOCKQUOTE>[/list] Maybe Dennis could expand on the above, presuming he has a well-organized research file and/or memory.[/B][/QUOTE]
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