VECTOR 130 — rocket
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A small rocket for big ideas 🚀
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VECTOR 130 — A small rocket for big ideas 🚀
Bring a little space exploration to your desk.
VECTOR 130 is a compact desktop rocket featuring a slender central body, two side boosters, three engine bells and recessed structural details. Standing 130 mm tall, it prints as one connected piece — no glue, screws or assembly required.
Design features
Slender rocket silhouette with two integrated side boosters.
Three engine bells and integrated fins.
Recessed panels, raised ribs and structural details.
Freestanding design for a desk, shelf or display.
One-piece construction with no additional hardware.
Your rocket, your colors
The pictured models use white, black and red, with different details highlighted.
You can keep this combination or create your own. Simply reassign the filament colors in your slicer, or repaint individual areas to suit your style.
A single-color STL is also included.
Recommended print settings
Dimensions: 130 × 56.8 × 30 mm at 100% scale.
Material: PLA.
Nozzle: 0.4 mm.
Layer height: 0.20 mm.
Walls: 3.
Infill: 10% gyroid.
Orientation: upright, as supplied.
Outer brim: 3 mm.
Supports: disabled in the supplied project; check the sliced preview before printing.
Classic ECO color layout
The included Classic ECO project groups colors by height to reduce repeated filament changes.
It is designed around six height-based color transitions at a constant 0.20 mm layer height. Actual filament changes, print time and material use depend on your slicer settings.
Adding colored details within the same layers can increase filament changes and purge waste.
Materials and assembly
You only need PLA in your chosen colors. An AMS is convenient for the multicolor project.
No screws, magnets, glue or other hardware are required. After printing, remove the brim and place the rocket on display.
This is a decorative model. The boosters and fins are fixed, and the rocket is not designed to fly.