Blue Origin New Glenn (7x2) (1:144 Scale)
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1:144 scale model of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket (7x2 variant)!
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This is a 1:144 scale model of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket! It measures about 48.6mm in diameter and around 680mm tall! This is the current "7x2" variant with 7 engines on the first stage and 2 on the second stage.
Required Hardware
4x M2x5mm screws for the canards
14x 4x2mm magnets for fairings
4x 8x1mm magnets to attach stages
(Optional) 1 additional magnet to attach payloads
Printing Instructions
All colors and quantities are labelled in the Files tab next to each file. If any clarification on the instructions is needed, drop a comment!
For multi-color canards, import canard_outer_half and canard_inner_half into your slicer as one object so they become aligned. Set their colors, then print 8 of them, making sure to mirror 4. Then glue corresponding halves together after printing.
Alternatively, just print the canard_combined in gold if multi-material doesn't work for you.
To screw them in, hold screw in place with Allen key and twist canard on. May require glue.

When gluing the magnets in for the fairings, note that the two magnets on the edge at the bottom of each fairing have to be pointed in opposite directions so they connect side-by-side. To ensure the fairings can be interchangeable, on each fairing half orient one magnet one way and the other magnet the other way.
(for example, for the three magnets on the bottom of both fairings align them North - South - South)
The feather logo needs to be printed separately using two colors at once (or it could be printed white, then painted later, I could upload a combined version). Then heat it up and bend to shape before gluing it down.
Same goes for the American flag logo. I recommend printing multiple out at once in case the fine details don't quite work out.