N-111 with Voskhod 3KD-L

Voskhod by Beam

3KV-L version here

Voskhod 3KD-L is a fictional variant of Voskhod spacecraft capable for lunar flyby and water landing

Voskhod main engine can be activated when the airlock is throwed away!

Controls

AG1 : Hatch (open/close airlock door)
AG2 : Backup engine
AG3 : RCS
AG9 : Don't press (should be off)
AG10 : Don't press (should be on)

N-111

Soviet union heavy-lift orbital launch vehicle. It was originally planned the N1 would form the basis of a family of launch vehicles that could replace existing ICBM-derived boosters. The N111 would use the third and fourth stages of the N1, and the second stage of Korolev's R-9 ICBM. This would result in a lift-off mass of 200 metric tons and a five metric ton payload. It could replace the R-7 derived boosters (Vostok and Soyuz) in this payload category.

Voskhod 3KD

The Voskhod-3KD was a Soviet crewed spacecraft modified from the Voskhod-3KV and closely based on the Vostok-3K capsule. It was capable to carry crews of two cosmonauts and enabled spacewalks.

The basic difference to Vostok was the elimination of the ejector seat to make room for two cosmonauts in spacesuits. To soften the landing, a solid fuel retro rocket was incorporated. Also a solid fuel back-up retro rocket system was carried in front of the spherical reentry capsule. The 3KD version carried an external inflatable airlock, allowing for spacewalk. After spacewalk, the airlock was jettisoned.

Voskhod 3KD fly twice :
Kosmos 57
Voskhod 2

The crewed long duration flights with spacewalks, Voskhod 5 and 6, with respectively two female and two male cosmonauts were cancelled.