Proton-M rocket!

Recently, I found a new aerospace magazine in the school library, which was published in May this year. The magazine contains the content of the crazy test of the Proton M carrier rocket in those years. In addition, it also introduces the development of the entire Proton rocket family. It also tells the quite classic failure on July2, 2013.

So I decided to restore the Russian/Soviet Proton M rocket. I've been researching recently to prepare for the restoration.

According to the information I have consulted, the famous payloads of the Proton M carrier rocket include the GLONASS global navigation satellite, the Zvezda module, etc. I plan to reconstruct the Proton M carrier rocket that launched the GLONASS navigation satellite.

The Proton M rocket, due to its numerous failures and its use of a hydrazine dinitrogen tetroxide fuel combination, meant that failure of the Proton M was not only a large explosion but also a large release of highly toxic fuel, so Proton M was often referred to as a missile, but coinc, the Proton M was derived from the UR-500 intercontinental ballistic missile.

To build this Proton M launcher I found a view of her interstage section which you can also use as a reference if you need!