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After four years since the last print volume, Space In Miniature #8 - Space Suits is now available. Researched and written by Karl Dodenhoff, this book describes all of the space suits developed and used by NASA from Mercury to the Space Station. This 60-page soft-bound book is printed in black and white on coated paper, and has over one hundred line drawings and photographs that provide the model builder a comprehensive technical reference on this subject. Covering everything from early manned space gear, the Apollo lunar surface exploration suits, to the free-flying backpacks used by Gemini and Space Shuttle astronauts, this guidebook is a unique resource for the serious space modeler. In addition to a
pictorial review of space suit development, a thorough listing of scale
figure kits is provided, along with five pages of kit reviews.
Additionally, Karl has a feature article on building an accurate
version of the old Aurora “American Astronaut” kit. In fact, he
found so much material that over fifty additional photos and diagrams
were placed in a Photo Appendix, available to customers as a downloaded
pdf file. As with most of the SIM
books, we provide links, starting here, to color
versions of
all of the photos used in the book. Here is a link to
Karl's own My
Little Space
Museum website. This volume was released in February 2012. The book is printed on high quality coated paper and is shipped via first class mail. |