SpaceX Falcon Heavy MOC Wall Mount

With these models, you can mount a SpaceX Falcon or SpaceX Falcon Heavy MOC (https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-75766/0rig0/spacex-falcon-heavy-saturn-v-scale/) to the wall. Currently the mount supports the core as well as the boosters, thus can be used to mount the whole assembly as shown as in the pictures, just a single Falcon 9 or the core with the boosters already separated.

There will be a future update with mounts for the other stages (stage 2 + payload fairings) as well, but I'm currently looking for a better payload fairing as I don't like the construction of the MOC, so this is on hold.

Instructions

1. For each falcon stage 1 you want to mount print one top part in white and one bottom part in black. PLA is perfectly fine, small nozzle (i.e. 0.2mm) recommended. Print with the brick part flat on the build plate to make sure the dimensions are exact. No supports are required, the bottom part will have a bit of bridging, but that shouldn't be an issue. Set a high infill percentage (i.e. 60%+, I went with 100%) to make sure the parts will not break during assembly.
2. For each mount you printed, print one wallpart from https://www.printables.com/model/979514-universal-wall-mount-slim-version/files in white (or whatever color your wall is). You can print these at 101% size if you want to make placing and removing the rocket easier.
3. Pull apart the rocket at two places, directly above the Merlin engines and directly below the top. In both places the model uses four 27925 (quarter round tiles) to allow for a 45 degree rotation. Remove these pieces and replace them with the printed parts.
4. Measure the distance of the holes and fixate the wall parts to your wall. If you're placing the rocket upright one screw per wall part is sufficient, you only need the second one of you want an angle (e.g. for stage separation).