NASA Mercury Redstone Rocket

We just had a successfull liftoff of SpaceX DM-1 from Launch Complex 39-A. The Dragon capsule will perform an autonom docking tomorrow. On future Missions, it will be one of the vehicles to carry Astronauts to the ISS. My project here liftet of, but it seems like it just did a short suborbital hop, like the real Redstone. Thank you everybody, who supported this project and my old one, the A-4 sounding rocket. It's nice to see that it got so far. Thanks!

Because my Project will be expired soon [yes I still have 64 days, but I don't think this will be enough to get the 1000. You can try it of course, I would be happy! :) ] I would like to know, how many people would be interested in the instructions of the Redstone-Booster. I will see if I load them up as another update. I'm doing some rework on the Mercury capsule at the Moment, so I will give it up an own project soon, maybe after this is expired. So please say in the comments, if you're interested in the instructions.

I'm sorry, I totally forgot to upload the instructions, but now... here they are:

Today, we have 294 supporters and 249 days left. Nice Numbers!

Today, at about 13:12 o'clock, Alexander Gerst, Serena Auñón-Chancellor and Sergei Prokopyev started their way to the ISS, ending with the docking maneuver on Friday. Good luck to them!!

I'm very sorry that I don't realised it but the Starttable is much to small! If this happens a second time, you can say this in the comments! But now, here are some pictures:

The Instructions will follow

Here are the Building instructions for the Mercury-capsule

Here is the Video:

The rocket is finished but there are still some last damages. So lets enter the lifting platform and repair them.

P.S: Don't wonder if this vehicle don't looks like it could drive very good. This is true. But as you can see on the real picture, it hadn't to drive so far.

real picture:

I've posted the building instructions for the start table (last update) as an update on my A4 rocket. I will post all instructions for this rocket now, day for day.