Planetary Explorer Module Spaceship Gamma
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This is another Planetary Explorer Module modular spaceship, suitable for holding 3.75 inch / 1:18 scale action…
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This is another Planetary Explorer Module modular spaceship, suitable for holding 3.75 inch / 1:18 scale action figures.
The different parts plug in to each other, allowing for many different possible combinations, if you print a few of them. Will try to add a few photos showing some alternatives. Does not require any glue, screws or tools to assemble.
The seat features a removable back that hides an area that can be used for smuggling.
The seat tops have little 5.0 mm holes that you can use to plug in various things, like antennas or blasters or whatever - see https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6244455 for some accessories. It also has a slot where you can slide in a plastic "window" film.
If you need some vintage figures to put in your ship, there are some here: https://www.ebay.com/str/petesactionfigures Or you can print yourself some figures from other designs of mine here on thingiverse!
The parts use the "pla snap connector e" that I have also posted separately here to thingiverse. You can also design your own modules that plug in to these, if you use the connector, they will connect! Please let me know, I would love to see them if you make some!
For more designs that I haven't gotten a chance to put on here yet, see https://petrusmono.com/pems
I have a few of these up for sale on ebay - https://www.ebay.com/itm/325121003791
Enjoy!
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
I3 MK3S
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Infill:
10%
Filament:
Coex3D PLA
Notes:
Printed the top in a vertical position, rotated about 15 degrees (with supports) with the opening at the bottom, so that the space for the window film is preserved. This wastes a lot of plastic on the supports, but I couldn't figure out another way to make sure the space for the window film got preserved.
The rest of the parts did not require supports, or only supports on build plate.To match what you see in the pictures, you need to print out 4 seats, seat backs and tops. Actually, any multiple of 2 would work...
How I Designed This
Used Tinkercad.
Category: Vehicles