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TinTin Moon Rocket - Destination Moon | Explorers On The Moon - Height: 49 cm.

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1 g
Print time reported by the author
1.8 min
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PET
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PETG
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Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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0.20mm Standard

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TinTin Moon Rocket - Destination Moon | Explorers On The Moon - Height: 49 cm.

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TinTin Moon Rocket - Destination Moon | Explorers On The Moon - Height: 49 cm.

A couple of years ago I bought the comic book and scanned the page with the blue print of the rocket. Imported the scan into the modeler and used it as a background to define the exact contours and lines of the rocket. The total size of the rocket is dictated by the height of the tallest part (being the stand at 175.8 mm) that can be printed comfortably on a Prusa Mini.

Printing

  • Fill density: 15%.
  • Fill pattern: Gyroid.
  • Some parts require support and a brim.
  • The three top and bottom parts of the stand are grouped into one print. Consider printing one at a time for better appearances.

Assembling

  • See pictures (intended to be self explaining).
  • Screw the bottom part into the top part of a stand.
  • No glue required as all parts are created with a tight fit.
  • Put the circle of the antenna on a piece of filament for the best appearance.

Optional

  • There is a triangular space embedded throughout the model for attaching it to a stick or whatever you prefer.
     

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