jupiter 2 lost in space model

The spaceship featured in the TV series, Lost in Space, is available as an FBX high-quality model, as well as an Obj low-poly version for optimal rendering.

The iconic spacecraft of yesteryear, the Jupiter 2, was a pivotal creation of visionary producer Irwin Allen, who brought to life this nostalgic gem through his science fiction series, Lost in Space.

this is the Jupiter 2 from lost in space it is from tinkercad i remixed it from Coopdawg 24 because there was nothing like this on thingverse. I am not the original creator all the credit goes to Coopdawg 24. Enjoy! ...

... painting, the parts fit together very well. I had to add a filler ring to compensate for the gap between the bottom and middle pieces. It actually looks quite good (printed in red translucent), but it isn't part of the original Jupiter 2 design.

This is my prized possession, the legendary flying saucer from the iconic series Lost in Space, where the adventurous Robinson family called it their home away from home. ...It's an unmistakable spacecraft that I've been captivated by for ages and...

This is the ship used by the families in lost in space when heading to the colonies and becomes their home. With proper orientation on your build plate all the parts should print without supports. Change Log - Levitating: I purchased a levitating...

My first attempt to build a space ship in a CAD Program

The Jupiter II, inspired by the TV show Lost in Space, can be purchased as a complete model or divided for support-free 3D printing requiring assembly. However, this design is not suitable for large prints with high detail. ...Assembling it with infill...

This is my model of the Jupiter Spaceship used by the Robinson family in Lost in Space. Depending on your printer's overhangs, there should be little to no supports needed. All modeling was done in Fusion 360 using screen captures and reference...

This is my model of the Jupiter Spaceship used by the Robinson family in Lost in Space. There should be little to no supports needed depending on your printer's overhangs. I modeled this all in Fusion 360 using screen captures and reference images...

... for more parts to be refined and details preserved. A revised render showcases subtle differences. The attached zip file features each Jupiter component separated into individual STL files for easier handling. ... Support my work on Patreon: Dsk001

Here is my version of the original series Lost in Space season 2 pistol, crafted with precision and simplicity in mind to make it easy to print. ...I'm not an expert, but I've done my best to get it just right - please accept these files for what they...

Robot head bust from Lost in space

B9 Robot from Lost In Space by Metricastudio

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Lost in Space

The B9 Robot: a model born of meticulous design, brought to life through precise calculations in Rhinoceros before being exported with utmost care to 3ds Max 2016 for stunning renderings using the robust capabilities of fstorm. ...This digital...

... boasts functional envelope maps that control blinking lights while scrubbing through the timeline. Textures are limited to a luminescence map for lights; other textures employ basic Lightwave settings. The model includes arm bones but no human rig.

... blink from envelope maps that work when scrubbing through the time line. There are no textures apart from a luminescence map for the lights. All other textures are done using the basic settings in lightwave .No human rig Only bones in the arms.

Robot, lost in space You can support on patreon and get all the advantages and new models every month On my page you can see all the models available on patreon https://elialberto7896.wixsite.com/tentacleart https://www.patreon.com/tentacle_art

I am working on a model of the Chariot from Lost in Space not finish as of yet. Still have a few things to finish up. ...this is a more modern one it's a little different but almost the same.

In the dark of night, I feel lost and alone, a small speck drifting through the vast emptiness. The stars above seem to mock me, their twinkling lights a cruel reminder of the infinite possibilities that lie beyond my grasp. My heart beats with a...

... a transparent nylon thread to his back, carefully threading it through the fabric of his suit. Finally, direct him to hang the thread in a location where he can float serenely, basking in the freedom and tranquility of his newfound surroundings.

... As we navigate the vast expanse of space, our Chariot becomes a symbol of hope and determination, a beacon of light in the darkness of uncertainty. It embodies the spirit of adventure that has always defined humanity's relationship with the cosmos.

Class M-3 Model B9 General Utility Non-Theorizing Environmental Control Robot. Lovingly referred to by Dr. Zachary Smith as a "bubble-headed booby". This is a SolidWorks 2012 model, and I've attached an IGS and STL as well. DANGER, WILL ROBINSON! ...:)

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This "SPACE POD from Lost in Space" model is made with 3ds Max 12 and includes formats like FBX and OBJ. Inspired by the Apollo Lunar Module, it was a mini-spacecraft used for travel within the third season of the TV show Lost in Space. The model...

This project encompasses a single design study, the iconic "Jupiter 2" from the TV show "Lost in Space," featuring over 500 parts in its entirety. Currently, I'm printing a support frame model with approximately 80 parts, measuring over 2.5 feet in...

In 3D Studio Max R3, an intricately detailed Lost In Space Chariot 3D model was created. Subsequently, it was exported to 3DS format for compatibility with various 3D rendering software. The model maintains accurate proportions and features from the...

The POD in the TV show Lost in Space was inspired by real-life lunar lander designs but given a 1960s sci-fi makeover for the series' setting. This 3D Studio Max R3 Model features intricate polygon detail and does not require texturing. ...However,...