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by Jack Pumphrey
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Our greeting cards are 5" x 7" in size and are produced on digital offset printers using 100 lb. paper stock. Each card is coated with a UV protectant on the outside surface which produces a semi-gloss finish. The inside of each card has a matte white finish and can be customized with your own message up to 500 characters in length. Each card comes with a white envelope for mailing or gift giving.
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Rombus; American SSTO VTOVL orbital launch vehicle. Bono original design for ballistic single-stage-to-orbit (not quite - it dropped liquid hydrogen... more
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Rombus; American SSTO VTOVL orbital launch vehicle. Bono original design for ballistic single-stage-to-orbit (not quite - it dropped liquid hydrogen tanks on the way up) heavy lift launch vehicle. The recoverable vehicle would re-enter, using its actively-cooled plug nozzle as a heat shield. AKA: Reusable Orbital Module-Booster & Utility Shuttle. Status: Study 1964. Payload: 990,000 lb. Thrust: 17,932,784 lbf, Gross mass: 14,028,000 lb., (7,000 tons) Height: 95.00 ft., Diameter: 78.00 ft., Apogee: 114 mi., In 1964, Phil Bono of Douglas Aircraft Co. proposed a low-cost heavy lift VTVL SSTO RLV plus lunar base as a logical follow-on to the Apollo project. Bono's "Reusable Orbital Module-Booster & Utility Shuttle" (ROMBUS) concept was based on his patented plug nozzle rocket engine design, which doubles as a heat shield during atmospheric reentry.
About The Artist:. He was ask once, ....Have you been doing this all your life?.......Well, not yet!, he answered with a sly smile. Take the time to read the comments on the image page that other visitors have made over the years. The images are loosely organized by the year of the cars, which are my speciality and go on to my other art subjects by the date uploaded. CARS MARINE AVIATION EVERYTHING ELSE I joined Fine Art America in February of 2010 and as of April of 2018 have added more then 1650 images of your lifestyle and images that move you. Self taught as a precise pen & ink artist, Jack has now incorporated water color & markers to brighten up his detailed art. I work from photographs customers send me from...
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Jack Pumphrey
Thank you, interesting assignment
Gerald Mitchell
Very nice