lego space shuttle and launch pad 3d models

Rocket Launch PadA simple launch ramp, just add 1 meter of stainless steel rod with a diameter of 3mm and 3 wooden rods for legs. See also: Rocket Launch Controller

Launchpad/Stand for Saturn V (LEGO version) Made a clean model out of a Lego stand idea - https://jkbrickworks.com/light-and-sound-saturn-v/

Rocket pad

I wanted to create an easy to use and set up launch pad for my model rockets using MakerBeam as a small launch rail for my low to mid power rockets. It was important for me to design the launch pad so that it is quick and easy to change between...

... issues with your micro copter falling off the pad. I've noticed this problem is more common when using the launch pad on a smooth surface, possibly because carpet helps break up the prop wash to some extent. ... https://youtu.be/TpFLgyinW1Y

This project was first started in January of 2022, but then was cancelled because I thought it would melt and found it too challenging to start from scratch but then found other people's launch pads and put those into one. This took at least two...

Here's a scale model of the Launch Pad from Fortnite. The central hub serves as a pressure sensor that activates the lights when weight is applied, making it an ideal spot to hold a cold drink while playing. A standard switch is also included,...

I've added a nose for a rocket that's launched, here's how to use it in your game: Close the launch hatch and stop the rocket from launching. Open the hatch (remove it), destroy it before the rocket is launched. The rocket is launching (place the...

... drone (for example a GoPro style cam). Made from 4pcs of 500ml beer cans, M4 screws/nuts and side panel of PC mini-tower case (or any other flat and rigid material). ...The can base ring (glued to beer can) printed in PLA, 0.2mm layer and support.

This is not a good launch stand, but it is a cheap and easy one.I designed it around the cheapest wood in my local store which happened to be 9mm x 34mm

This is not a good launch stand, but it is a cheap and easy one. ... I designed it around the cheapest wood in my local store which happened to be 9mm x 34mm

Tinkering with a slope launching platform/rear landing gear shield.

Crafted from four 500ml beer cans, M4 screws and nuts, and a flat side panel from a mini-tower PC case, this platform is both sturdy and adaptable. ...The can base ring, precision-printed in PLA with a 0.2mm layer thickness and strategic support,...

It will be used to launch small high powered model rockets

This is a 4cm longer version of ChenPanSey LaunchPad https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3857200 If you already printed the original base and want to keep it, print: Top_extended_R_backwards_compatible Top_extended_L_backwards_compatible I've added...

... when walking back to my chair. ...I intentionally angled it slightly forward to simplify launching for novice users. ...Furthermore, I incorporated ridges on the base, allowing users to fine-tune the angle or adapt to varying quad dimensions.

I made a SpaceX landing pad coaster for your favorite cup or mug! It can also be a wall decoration too if you scale it up a tad :0 Hope you enjoy! [ I'll have a preview pic up soon hopefully. ...My printer is down :( ]

Hey,\r\n \r\nHope you guys like this Bounce Pad from Fortnite, it was a much harder build than I had originally anticipated and that is why it took so long for me to get it out. If you guys need any help I will get back to you as soon as...

I designed this prototype to enable rapid deployment of 250-sized and smaller drones in dense grassy or weed-filled environments. ...Users can easily insert the legs into the ground, securing the device for stability and precise leveling as required.

This object was created using Tinkercad's intuitive online editing tool. ...To make adjustments, simply visit the link at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bYZWfwzp1PO and start designing.

... that has been designed or created using NX9, a powerful computer-aided design (CAD) software. ...This suggests that the object was crafted with precision and accuracy, given the capabilities of NX9 for 3D modeling, simulation, and product development.

This is a versatile foldable launchpad designed specifically for high-performance racer drones, compatible with both X-frames and H-frames configurations, as well as low-battery setups. ... To assemble it, you'll need 5 M3 bolts and 4 M3 nuts on hand.

... any Remote Control vehicle. ...Two distinct configurations are available: the three-legged version and the central post and base model. ...Both options utilize the same top plate, providing a consistent working surface regardless of the setup chosen.

... bulky. This will take approximately 1/3rd of the plastic and time to print. My goals with this were: * LESS PLASTIC * FASTER PRINT TIME * SMALLER FOOTPRINT I have also added a 30 degree version to match the original design. ...

This object is crafted using the innovative platform of Tinkercad, a web-based tool that allows for easy editing and manipulation online at https://www.tinkercad.com/designs/dJm85n8on1j.

Launchpad for model rockets, designed for ease of assembly and use. The legs friction-fit into the base, eliminating the need for supports during printing. Simply print a base and three legs. To ensure a secure fit, recommended center hole clear-out...

The difference with other launchpads out there for drone racing is that this one has 2 holes on the front and 2 holes on the back. The inside of each pillar is void, so you can fill them up with anything that adds weight to them (like sand). ...Enjoy.

To achieve optimal results, I suggest setting the perimeter count to three and adjusting the infill density to 20% until the layer thickness reaches approximately 7.5 millimeters. ...Once this threshold is met, printing without infill should yield...

... tall, but you can easily modify the launchpad to suit your needs. The holes at the bottom are specifically designed to allow you to secure the launchpad to the ground with screws or nails, giving your rocket a stable and sturdy base for liftoff.

This model prints using PLA and a layer height of 0.3 mm. I used support that touches the build plate during printing. For assembly, a sharp knife is necessary to fit the part on the side where it was detached from the support. In the end,...