Is that the same power module that Revell made a model of in the 1980s?80'ties US space station based on Marshall "Power Module" studies:
Phase I: Power Module free-flyer giving power for extended Spacelab missions
Phase II: Node for future expansion and "leave-behind" experiment pallet:
Phase III: Airlock for support operations on external pallets. All pressurised experiments and living space are still in Spacelab and shuttle deck.
Phase IV: Habitation Module: Some comfort during 30-day stays: kitchen, toilet, space for sleeping.
Final shape: with two more pressurised labolatory modules, giving space for leaving microgravity experiments between shuttles visits.
I have info in this thread on how to buy some patches!
https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/ares-mission-patch-voyage.402970/
With the help of Tim Gagnon and Bill Coukoulis Jr., both patch designers for shuttle and ISS missions, I have come up with a patch based on the description in the book.
This is unrelated, but since you worked with those people, do you think you could come up with a list of design tips for such patches?
Oh Russia...Mi-24 Hind in U.S. Coast Guard livery.
It's actually from a 1991 Soviet movie called Loaded With Death. Soviet movies that featured the U.S. military would often use Soviet equipment mocked up to look American.