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In Article <11748.409.uupcb@the-matrix.com> "george.gassaway@the-matrix.com (George Gassaway) " says:
> I am currently researching Apollo-7 for the purposes of creating and 
> documenting detailed drawings of the Saturn-IB launch vehicle. This is for 
> the purpose of building detailed scale models. 
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> I know that NASA created some videodiscs about 10 years ago or so that 
> catalogued thousands and thousands of photos, I think one disc was 
> dedicated to the Apollo program itself. I would like to obtain such a disc 
> to be able to go through it photo by photo to locate the kinds that would 
> be useful, assuming that the photos on ths video disc did include the 
> photo number for each, then I could use those numbers to get good quality 
> 8 x 10 photographs printed by the appropriate NASA photocontractor.
 
I too am researching Apollo with similar intentions; however, my interest is
in SA-6 and SA-7 (Saturn I, Block 2).  I too would be interested in the disc 
to which George refers.  
 
Or if any one has photos (and/or photo numbers) I'd appreciate the info. 
 
Specifically I am looking for: 
 
 Details of the H2 vent plumbing on the outside of the interstage and 
 associated aerodynamic fairings on the S4. 
 
 Exterior markings on the S4 and the adapter between the S4 and the 
 instrumentation module.
 
 Details of the boiler plate capsule.
 
Unfortunately all of the photos I have of this detail are copy stand prints 
lacking the reference numbers and too many generations old to be useful if 
they were blown up.
 
Thanks.
- Roger
 
PS.  So that's what you're working on for NARAM, George.
     Tired of LJ-II's?  :-)