Simple model rocket tail fins

Open rocket sims show and unfinished rocket should climb to heights of around 1200ft-1300ft while a smooth painted rocket should get near 1500ft.Updated January 26, 2024I made some improvements to the original 3 parts. These new parts are labeled...

It is a medium-scale model rocket specifically designed to bridge the gap between the GFR-18 and Further Assembly Required rockets. This reliable rocket utilizes a sturdy 3/16 inch launch rod. ... Additional essential materials required for assembly: *...

This is a parametric model rocket body tube cutter with built-in fin alignment guide. The Customizer errors out with a parser error in line 47, but OpenSCAD 2024.02.19 displays the form and compiles the code without error. If anyone knows the reason,...

Rocket Racoon 3d Model

A full model rocket

Model Rocket Nose Cone

Hobby Model Rocket

Model rocket 'Hawk'

Hobby Model Rocket

If it's not aligned, stability can't be guaranteed. Enjoy! Print instructionsCategory: Hobby Summary I wanted a model rocket that retained the spent engine (I live in a dry area). But I wanted a recovery method that wasn't the usual parachute or...

On ejection, it splits into two distinct parts: the tail, which retains the spent motor and tumbles back, and the nose, which retains one fin and comes back with a trajectory similar to that of a maple seed. The Flutterby is available in three...

Replacement Tail Fin for Micronauts Giant Acroyear

T-Rex 500 Finned Tail Hummer

Less weight on the tail translates into better performance. To ensure optimal results, print with a single perimeter, as there should be no room for infill. A raft is highly recommended to guarantee proper adhesion to the print bed. Support...

The Cosmostrator rocket from "The First Spaceship on Venus" has two versions, one a faithful replica and the other a modified version for a flyable model rocket. The true-to-scale version is accompanied by a second version that I have transformed...

This printable 3D model rocket has been evaluated using OpenRocket for its structural stability. ...Drawing inspiration from Estes' 3217 Vagabond, it features fins with outward-slanting trailing edges that promote rolling motion during flight, enhancing...

Simple 4-piece model rocket for use with Estes A,B,C or other 18mm solid model rocket engines. No glue required to assemble. Body, tail and shield snap fit together or can be glued if desired. Integrated blast chamber for parachute so no wadding...

these rockets can be well made and still cost very little money Lastly I included a simple 3d printable launch lug, however I recommend you make it out of something more streamline. I use brass tube often and have had great success with it. just make...

Model rocket based off of a cruise missile. Uses an Estes D12-5 Engine (or whatever else fits). Printed with solid infill for the Upper/Lower fins and Shock Mount. 10% on everything else. Shock Mound gets glued to bottom of Nose Cone. Lower Fins are...

This feature enables you to build a hybrid rocket with enhanced stability due to non-flexible fins. The fin's performance has demonstrated excellent straight flight capabilities. It will be showcased at the NoVa Mini Maker Faire, and credit goes to...

THIS IS TVC ROCKET MODEL

The general printing settings were: * No support material or build plate adhesion required * Standard speed * Extruder temperature: 210-215 degrees Specific Printing Settings for Fins: * Solid printing (100% infill) * Layer height: 0.1 mm Specific...

Don't try flying a rocket without adding fins, but with this can you should be able to add fins of your own design and use the rest of the parts ellipticaloptician provided. Make sure your fins are at least 1.5mm thick. 5/8/2019 Edit: Added...

This model is a companion piece to our Universal Fin Can, so be sure to check out that design as well: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3223207 To learn more about printing this design, watch our YouTube video explainer:...

... normal map (PNG format), metalness map (PNG format), and gloss map (PNG format). Note that the final tris count depends on the number of spikes and fins used, and models may need rescaling depending on your 3D application or game engine.

These fins and a nose cone are specifically designed for small model rockets, fitting perfectly onto a T-5 Size body tube with an inner diameter of .518" (13.16mm) and outer diameter of .545" (13.84mm). Use a 13 mm diameter Estes rocket motor, such...

This is a clustered 3d-printed model rocket with slots for fins and mounts for shock cords. Reaches 1000+ ft (3 C6-5's)! ...Additionally, it was simulated in Open-Rocket accurately. Other needed Material:1/8 in Shock Cord3 of the same motorGround Launch...

Built with precision and care, micro models are the perfect choice for model rocket enthusiasts who demand an authentic experience without sacrificing realism. ...Whether on display or being prepared for flight, these miniature rockets inspire awe with...