The Electric Rocket - Part 1: Delivery on Approach | Blender Short Film

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Renaissance Spacing Group is dedicated to providing safe, secure and reliable orbital space launch capabilities and lunar transfer preparatory services.


Created with Blender over the course of the last 12 months, this is the first part in a series of shorts detailing the launch of a spacefaring cargo capsule from an Earth-based electromagnetic space launch system, or Mass Driver.


The next part will/should take MUCH less time to finish since most of the facility's interior has already been modeled and animated.


Thank you for watching!



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