Material preparation: a blank sheet of paper, a pencil and a watercolor pen.
1. Draw a semicircle first, and then draw two arcs below as the head of the spaceship, as shown in the figure.
2. Then draw the fuselage and right wing of the spaceship, as shown in the figure.
3. Then draw the tail, as shown in the figure.
4. Draw the left wing. The left wing is at the back, so it can only show a corner, as shown in the figure.
5. Draw the tail of the body details, as shown in the figure.
6. Finally, supplement the front cabin and the machine window, as shown in the figure.
7. Color the spaceship according to your own preferences, even if it is finished.
Brief introduction of spacecraft:
Spacecraft (space instruments) generally refers to spacecraft, which is a kind of spacecraft that transports astronauts and goods into space and returns safely. Spacecraft can be divided into two types: disposable and reusable. The spacecraft was put into the orbit of the Earth satellite by a launch vehicle, and then re-entered the atmosphere.
The manned spacecraft is the smallest manned spacecraft at present, and it can only go back and forth once. Generally, you can fly alone in space orbit for several days to more than ten days. It can also be used as a "ferry" between the ground and the space station or between the ground and the moon, and between the ground and the planet. It can also be docked with the space station or other spacecraft for joint flight.
Cockpit is the core of manned spacecraft, which usually adopts wingless large blunt rotating body, some are spherical and some are bell-shaped. This simple shape has the characteristics of simple structure and easy realization in engineering. Generally, the cockpit has portholes with a wide view, which is convenient for astronauts to observe the preparatory activities before launch, the rendezvous and docking in orbit, the attitude when returning to ignition and the ground situation when landing again.
The service cabin, also called propulsion cabin, equipment cabin or instrument cabin, is usually next to the back of the cockpit. Propulsion system, power supply, gas cylinder and water tank are usually installed to provide protection and service, power spacecraft and oxygen and water for astronauts.
The orbital module, also known as the working module, is located in front of the cockpit to increase space for astronauts. Generally, it is the on-orbit workplace of astronauts, equipped with various experimental equipment and instruments.