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Space Age Invasion: Massive Modular Rocket Pack (Unity)

A collection of historic & retro-future fictional rockets from the earliest days of what would become the space-race. The collection focuses on two main lines of rockets: First the German "A" series that would culminate in the V2 Rocket or A4 Rocket of World War 2. This rocket was then replicated and used by both the Soviet Union and the Americans. (And, very briefly, the British)

The second line is the "GIRD" series of Rockets from Russia. The GIRD group was largely purged by the soviet regime before WW2, but after being released post-war, its founder led the early post-war soviet space program.

The A1 Rocket was the first in the series of German Rockets that would ultimately lead to the WW2 V2 / A4 Rocket. The Center rocket here is the historic version. (Or the closest to a historic version - documentation is hard to find)

The A1 Rocket was the first in the series of German Rockets that would ultimately lead to the WW2 V2 / A4 Rocket. The Center rocket here is the historic version. (Or the closest to a historic version - documentation is hard to find)

The A2 Rocket was the first successful predecessor to the A4 or V2 Rocket. The center version is the historical version.

The A2 Rocket was the first successful predecessor to the A4 or V2 Rocket. The center version is the historical version.

The A3 Rocket was a predecessor to the A4 or V2 Rocket. The circular section at the bottom was an attempt to fix stability issues. The version shown here is actually a sort of hybrid between the historical A3 and A5 Rockets.

The A3 Rocket was a predecessor to the A4 or V2 Rocket. The circular section at the bottom was an attempt to fix stability issues. The version shown here is actually a sort of hybrid between the historical A3 and A5 Rockets.

The A4 Rocket, more famously known as the V-2 or V2 Rocket. A terrible weapon of war, it was also used by the Americans and Russians to start the space race.

The A4 Rocket, more famously known as the V-2 or V2 Rocket. A terrible weapon of war, it was also used by the Americans and Russians to start the space race.

The A4 Bumper Rocket was an American Two-Stage adaptation of the V2 Rocket used for research. The second stage was a WAC Sounding Rocket.

The A4 Bumper Rocket was an American Two-Stage adaptation of the V2 Rocket used for research. The second stage was a WAC Sounding Rocket.

The A9 Rocket was the second stage of a planned successor to the V2 Rocket, intended to have the range to reach America.

The A9 Rocket was the second stage of a planned successor to the V2 Rocket, intended to have the range to reach America.

This is a fictional iteration of the A9 Rocket.

This is a fictional iteration of the A9 Rocket.

The GIRD 7 Rocket was an, in retrospect, unusual rocket design from the Russian “GIRD” development group in the 1930s.

The GIRD 7 Rocket was an, in retrospect, unusual rocket design from the Russian “GIRD” development group in the 1930s.

The Gird 10 Rocket was a successful liquid fueled design from the Russian “GIRD” rocket development team in the 1930s

The Gird 10 Rocket was a successful liquid fueled design from the Russian “GIRD” rocket development team in the 1930s

American sounding Rocket -1940s/50s

American sounding Rocket -1940s/50s

The Congreve Rocket was a series of British Military Rockets of the 1800s, derived from Mysore rockets.

The Congreve Rocket was a series of British Military Rockets of the 1800s, derived from Mysore rockets.

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