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These photos had been sent to me many years back and I'm sorry to say that I've lost track of the person who sent them to me. Note that this is the mock-up in an earlier configuration. Wouldn't you love to be able to walk around in there and look at those displays in the background? The graphic...

Now that this has been moved here I feel I can step in with my comment. First I should say this. I have not seen it yet and when I do, I'm not going to try it in 3-D. That would be a waste as I've tested out as having a minimum level of depth perception. I find it interesting that this movie...

Yes. Thanks. The illustration in the book is just a left profile drawing. A note on the placement of the nose gear. The nose gear strut is directly below the "U" of the word United in the profile drawing. Mike

I understand that. What I was trying to say is that these drawings are not project drawings from the company, these are drawings done by a third party who has incorporated the copyright notice into the signature within the drawing - and that clearly makes them unsuitable for posting here. Mike

I've looked at my copy of the Great Airliners DC-9 book and I can see that there may be a copyright issue with posting that image (and another one) here. The drawings of the C-9 COD and the ATEWS - Advanced Tactical Electronic Warfare System - are both clearly tagged with a copyright notice...

If you are talking funded proposal than you may be right. However, Wernher von Braun Made a proposal much earlier. These lo-res scans are from The Art of Chesley Bonestell by Ron Miller and Frederick C. Durant III, Paper Tiger, 2001. Mike

This flight of fancy is from an old issue of Aviation Week. If those are ramjets, how would the thing get up to speed? And if those are complete with all moving parts engines, how do those thin wings support them? What chance that the engines pivot and this is a VTOL Mach 3 concept? ;D I...

While I'm not sure where Carmelo got those posted images, I can tell you that many of those images (not the 3DCG images) can be found in the Apogee book Dyna-Soar Hypersonic Strategic Weapons System. Though, some of them are quite small in that book. Mike

Reproductions of that patch had been sold through Quest magazine. I don't know if they are still available new, but you might be able find one if you search regularly on e-bay. Mike

Yes. But, what is wrong with those illustrations showing the capsule separating from the MOL assembly? Or, if there is nothing wrong with that picture, then please answer this question for me. Why carry a bundle of retro rockets into orbit if you are not going to use them? I don't have a...

What? To get the red out? This looks like one of the Sabre Dogs that had been painted red. Otherwise the exposure looks washed out and the chroma is a bit too strong. Mike

I believe I've identified the movie but it may take a bit to confirm this as the movie is not currently available. "Project X" Directed by William Castle and released in 1968. Don't confuse it for the later movie about chimpanzee pilots. You can find the IMDB page here...

If you will permit a little personal indulgence in this thread. Mike

Thanks. That one looks much better in color.

I came across this image while looking for the Dyna Soar stuff. From an old Douglas advertisement. Mike

Is that on a modified Titan? Mike

And last bit for this Dyna Soar flood. These two images seem to fit here. Both from Aviation Week. Mike

This is from an advertisement so it may or may not be useful to you. Mike

The acceleration rocket for Dyna Soar. From Aviation Week. The full piece has shots of manufacture and salt testing. Mike

Just a few information pages. What I know of the source can be found in the images. Mike