NASA Logo
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- 2D Plates & Logos
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Multicolor, circular NASA logo (SVG source).
I took the SVG from Wikipedia and created a 3D model from it in Fusion 360. The .3MF file contains ~60 bodies for each part, although the entire thing can be printed in one go (though, that's weird). The ideal setup is to assign filament colors for each selection of bodies. The .3MF file contains only model information (i.e. won't screw with any print profiles, etc.).
Body → Color Mapping
- “Base” → Blue
- “Stars” & “Wordmark” → White
- “Vector” → Red
Filaments Used
- Blue → Hatchbox Light Blue PLA (Amazon)
- White → Polymaker Cold White PLA (Amazon)
- Red → Prusament Lipstick Red PLA (Prusa3D)
Layer height doesn't matter much (I used 0.2mm). Make sure to print with supports for the red vector piece.
The print in the photos was completed by a Bambu H2D, but the .3MF can easily be applied to any Prusa printer with an MMU.
Disclaimer: This model features the NASA logo, which is the property of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. I do not claim any ownership of the logo. This design is provided for personal, educational, or decorative use only and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA in any way.