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To the new visitors please read "About this site" page first. Finally the Russian section has been released with Zarya and Zvezda modules first. Upcoming updates will bring the rest of the modules including PIRS and POISK along with Soyuz and Progress vessels to complete the Russian section. The SCA page gets a new update with the addition of the original "American Airlines" color scheme thanks to the designer Richard De Vries. Thirty three years ago on August 12, 1977, astronauts Haise and Fullerton piloted Enterprise away from the SCA carrying out the first manned free flight of the Space Shuttle program during the Approach and Landing Test-1. What a better way to celebrate this achievement by building the AA SCA! So let's get back to modeling and thanks for visiting! Alfonso (AXM) |
Original "American Airlines" color scheme for the SCA available now!!
Zarya and Zvezda Russian modules available now!!!
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Orbiter new features! Click here
External Tank and Solid Rocket Boosters new features! (Click here)
All Orbiters, different stacks! (check REFERENCE and DOWNLOAD pages)
Closed payload bay models!
All Shuttle Payloads!
Crawler Transporter and Mobile Launch Platform! and MORE...!!! |
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SITE NEWS
Historical Space Stations (3/4/10)
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AXM site announces the new "Historical Space Stations" section in 1:144 scale. This collection set was designed by John Jogerst, an experienced card modeler who is kindly contributing to this site with his admirable work to educate and stimulate the novice and experienced card modeler; and AXM is proud to host these models.
Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (10/4/09)
The first SCA (B747-100) model modified and re-painted by Richard De Vries from Amsterdam, specially made for an AXM Orbiter in 1:144 scale.
"MOONRAKER" (9/27/09)
AXM site has designed the MOONRAKER 6 papermodel from James Bond 007 movie (1979). Click here to download model. (Revision 1)
Shuttle Derived Heavy Launch Vehicle model (7/9/09)
AXM site has designed this papermodel based on a proposal to replace the Space Shuttle. Model was donated to Jon Leslie's "Lower Hudson Valley Challenger Center" site. Click here
ISS cardmodel for kids (3/3/09)
AXM site is proud to announce the release of the first children's ISS model in the world, on a joint venture with CSIRO's Double Helix Science Club. Read the Media Release here
ECUADOR's Space ProjectLearn about Ecuador's first steps into Space, from sub-orbital flights to the ambitious project of having its own Astronaut Corps, and much more...(Website in Spanish) |
A special Thanks to these talented cardmodelists for their work:
*Gerardo Escobedo (PaperJerry.blogspot.com)
Check the El Paso "The GLUE" Newsletter that shows my models built by Gerardo Escobedo (look for Dec 06 and Mar 07 issues). Special thanks to Gerardo for arranging the display of my Shuttle models that he built at the "Space Murals" Museum in Las Cruces, New Mexico (click here for photo). Beta tester for several models.
*Aaron OBrien (Spaceboy's Models) SSM2007 member. Beta tester for several models.
*Richard De Vries (www.smarpache.com) Designer of the shuttle wing supports and the SCA.
*John Jogerst Designer of the "Historical Space Stations" models .
Purchase with confidence. Shuttle Payloads are available via PAYPAL , the world's safest payment site!! Money Orders are also accepted. Inquiries to: admin@axmpaperspacescalemodels.com |
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