Wall mount for LEGO International Space Station

Update: the clamp has been modified to account for Node 3 and I've updated the Fusion 360 archive as well. Thanks L3v1athan for the feedback!

The title pretty much says it all! Despite it's appearance, the mount holds the model surprisingly well.

The arm can be inserted horizontally, at 22.5 or 45 degrees and the pin can be dropped in to keep it from sliding out.

In the photos you can also see the Saturn V wall mount I designed and the excellent Progressive Detail Moon Lamp.

Post-Printing

The clamp and clamp arm are separate models to make printing easier with less supports. Make sure the two fit together well (some filing may be required) and glue the two together.

Although the clamp is designed to be glued to the clamp arm the way it is shown in my photos, L3v1athan photos in the comments on Thingiverse shows it actually holds firm either way if you want to display the model the other way around.

With the pins and a good glue there is virtually no chance of failure, but if you want to print the arm and clamp as a single model use the "Arm single piece" instead of the "Clamp" and "Clamp_arm".

Screw the Wall mount to the wall, insert the clamp and drop in the pin. Then drop in the model as shown in the photos.

How I Designed This

The mount was designed in Fusion 360. I've included the exported archive (.f3d) if you want to tinker with it... it could definitely use a bit more style!

It might also be good to add a tiny bit more support in the front to secure it, but without something hitting the model I doubt it'll come off, so it's good enough for me.