Print the Retro Rocket (inspired by this SO question)

You are given as input a single positive integer n. 

In as few characters as possible, output a rocket in ASCII art with a head, a tail, and a body composed of n segments. There should be no trailing spaces or newlines.

The head and the tail of the rocket are always the same for any value of n. The body consists of two different types of segments which alternate. The examples should make the structure of the rocket clear.

Output for n = 1:

     /**\
    //**\\
   ///**\\\
  ////**\\\\
 /////**\\\\\
+=*=*=*=*=*=*+
|\/\/\/\/\/\/|
|.\/\/..\/\/.|
|..\/....\/..|
|../\..../\..|
|./\/\../\/\.|
|/\/\/\/\/\/\|
+=*=*=*=*=*=*+
     /**\
    //**\\
   ///**\\\
  ////**\\\\
 /////**\\\\\


Output for n = 2:

     /**\
    //**\\
   ///**\\\
  ////**\\\\
 /////**\\\\\
+=*=*=*=*=*=*+
|../\..../\..|
|./\/\../\/\.|
|/\/\/\/\/\/\|
|\/\/\/\/\/\/|
|.\/\/..\/\/.|
|..\/....\/..|
+=*=*=*=*=*=*+
|\/\/\/\/\/\/|
|.\/\/..\/\/.|
|..\/....\/..|
|../\..../\..|
|./\/\../\/\.|
|/\/\/\/\/\/\|
+=*=*=*=*=*=*+
     /**\
    //**\\
   ///**\\\
  ////**\\\\
 /////**\\\\\


Output for n = 3:

     /**\
    //**\\
   ///**\\\
  ////**\\\\
 /////**\\\\\
+=*=*=*=*=*=*+
|\/\/\/\/\/\/|
|.\/\/..\/\/.|
|..\/....\/..|
|../\..../\..|
|./\/\../\/\.|
|/\/\/\/\/\/\|
+=*=*=*=*=*=*+
|../\..../\..|
|./\/\../\/\.|
|/\/\/\/\/\/\|
|\/\/\/\/\/\/|
|.\/\/..\/\/.|
|..\/....\/..|
+=*=*=*=*=*=*+
|\/\/\/\/\/\/|
|.\/\/..\/\/.|
|..\/....\/..|
|../\..../\..|
|./\/\../\/\.|
|/\/\/\/\/\/\|
+=*=*=*=*=*=*+
     /**\
    //**\\
   ///**\\\
  ////**\\\\
 /////**\\\\\
CJam, 121 bytes

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Try it online

Takes the input n via STDIN.

I'll add an explanation at some point later. Basically it's all just a bunch of loops in a very naive way. To alternate between the two different body parts, I've got a nested loop over the part and a loop over 0 and 1. Then I just add the outer iterator and the inner one, and use their parity to decide between upwards or downwards pointing triangle.