General Discussion

[loupgarou]

Of course, from classical literature, it's possible to get some more varied inspiration...

ARIOSTO: ORLANDO FURIOSO St. John and Astolfo travel to the moon in Elijah's chariot in search of Orlando's lost reason. Wood engraving after Gustave Doré from a 19th century edition of Ludovico Ariosto's 'Orlando Furioso.'

https://www.bridgemanimages.com/fr/dore/ariosto-orlando-furioso-st-john-and-astolfo-travel-to-the-moon-in-elijah-s-chariot-in-search-of/engraving/asset/3127504

[Mossie]

A different concept for a moon landing, horizontal (more or less) and vertical combination capsule and lander designs, circa 1961.You cannot view this attachment.

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That's nice. There's a lot of scope for direct ascent vehicles.

[McColm]

I am wondering if a TARDIS would be applicable to this GB? That would, depending on its camellion circuit, be almost anything. The back story would have to do all the heavy lifting though.

Gondor

Remember that the TARDIS that you build is a whiff and not based on a police phone box used in the TV series and the films.
I've been inside the one that's kept at Shepperton Studios.