Soyuz-5 with PTK Federatsiya Spacecraft [vizzy](Read Description)

Welcome everyone! After hard work, I have unleashed my new Replica:
Soyuz-5 with PTK Federatsiya Spacecraft!

The rocket has my own Vizzy program in it. It can go to orbit automatically. Also, I have a vizzy program for the launch escape system. I put lots of hard work into it. I have also built a launch pad with it. I hope you like it.

Here is some basic information about the Rocket:
Despite severe cuts in its space budget at the end of 2015, the Russian government gave the go ahead to the development of a new launcher family, which could finally replace the legendary Soyuz rockets after seven decades in service. Moreover, the new rocket is also positioned as a stepping stone toward the super-heavy booster to carry a next-generation manned spacecraft into deep space.

Russian officials did not hide the fact that the latest move was prompted in part by the competition from the US-based SpaceX company. So, In 2013, engineers at TsSKB Progress in the Russian city of Samara began preliminary work on a new rocket series dubbed Soyuz-5. The new booster could cut the cost of space transportation thanks to its reliance on new engines burning environmentally safe and widely available propellant made out of cryogenically cooled natural gas (or methane) instead of traditional kerosene fuel.

Soyuz-5 could eventually replace current rockets in the Soyuz family capable of delivering up to eight tons of payload to low Earth orbit. Moreover, follow-on variants could carry 16 tons, thus replacing Zenit, and 25 tons, matching Proton in the current Russian fleet. Further into the future, Soyuz-5 could pave the way to heavy and super-heavy rockets, as well as to low-cost reusable space boosters.

2017: PTK approaches experimental phase

In 2017, developers were preparing to build the first major experimental components of the PTK Federatsiya spacecraft for initial full-scale tests. In the meantime, Roscosmos switched PTK's rocket again, this time, from the Angara-5P to the Soyuz-5. It also meant that the flight testing of the Federatsiya would now originate from Baikonur. The first launch had to be postponed to 2022.