This is a self-nomination, but I was very happy with how it came out. It is an explanation of how a multi-stage MIRV missile (in this case, a Minuteman III) is launched. It is based on an image in a US government publication, but completely re-drawn from scratch in Inkscape with a number of big changes, and with numbers for easy internationalization. You can see it used in an article at the MIRV article on the English Wikipedia. --Fastfission00:58, 4 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Note - This is a US missile, which suggests that that is the US on the left. Which would make that Europe on the right and the island (Great Britain?) reinforces that notion, which makes the image a bit too suggestive, even though the countours don't fit. Moving the island to the other side of the ocean would probably solve that. DirkvdM19:19, 8 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]
The landscape is generic (it could just as easily be firing over the North Pole, or over the Atlantic Ocean), but sure, I could move the island, it's no trouble. --Fastfission
True, but probably not a three-stage MIRVed missile armed with nuclear warheads, which someone would notice missing I'm sure (and would not be worth the expense to traffic—you can do more with less these days). --Fastfission18:53, 11 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]