Fins and Internal Components

The page you are looking at right now is just a temporary collage of photographs that are here as a placeholder until the final description is written. Suffice it to say that the techniques employed to form the booster fins in particular are rather unique. You may be able to get an idea just from the photos, but check back soon to get the final descriptive article.

Check out this page on the Booster Fins.

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