model of enterprise

The depicted Enterprise in this model is from the 2009 Star Trek film, with design limitations only determined by my SolidWorks expertise. ...An update includes file modifications for a thicker nacelle-nacelle support interface, accompanied by added STL...

I meticulously crafted the iconic starship Enterprise from 1966's original Star Trek series, deliberately omitting intricate details to keep things simple. Despite the challenge, I'm pleased with how it turned out. This model was carefully designed...

This is a model I created for the Enterprise D print by Solid_Alexei. My dad, being a huge Trekkie as he is, really loved it! ...Print Settings Printer: Flashforge Dreamer Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 20% Notes: Designed with...

... scale it down immediately, since it's currently life size. The reason it's life size is that I had it set to those units while designing the ship. To select the item for scaling, right-click on the slicer table and left-click on "Select All Models".

This ship's design is inspired by the Excelsior model, similar to how the Enterprise-B was built on the Excelsior class. Please use it as desired! Kindly inform me if you plan to create a video with it so that I can watch your creation. ...Thank you!

The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D Dedication Plaque proudly displays the Enterprise-D's fearless motto: To venture fearlessly into uncharted territory!

... 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Enterprise, so I took matters into my own hands. ... PLA with layers measuring 0.2 millimeters thick and a nozzle size of 0.4 millimeters Three exterior shells were created, along with an interior infill density of twenty percent

Converted meticulously by skilled hands from an obscure origin within the digital realm of 3D Warehouse, this masterful rendition stood as a testament to creative innovation. ...Its anonymous creator remains forever uncredited for their role in crafting...

... this USS Enterprise Registry Dedication Plaque as a special gift for my buddy. ...The original print of "to boldly go" wasn't quite legible, so I designed an additional plaque with bigger text to make it easier to read. ...No extra backing needed!

a couple of parts for the 4ft enterprise deflector dish if your lighting it up. print the diffuser in clear with 0% infil and enough walls and layers to make it solid. ... the led holder scale to fit the deflector hole in the hull.

USS Enterprise CVN 65. ...If you want you can take off the little plane.

This file is based on the MACO patches as seen in Star Trek Enterprise.

Credit goes to those who created the original model and uploaded the thing into Source Filmmakers workshop. And also to those whose art i used to create pose and the paintwork. I have to warn you, this one is quite the challenge to print and...

Enterprise. Space inside for electronics, and an optional base that can be bolted using 6mmx50mm bolts to the scope arm and space for counterbalance weight under the base to prevent toppling over. 2 versions of the lower arm. one is in 2 parts for...

... section. There the shell is then too thin or not at all. So please only print from the size given above.I used the gondola the wrong way round in the photos of the model. That can of course also be used correctly. ...Friendly greetings to everyone

If you're printing on one of those models referred to as 'enterprise_3', be aware that they have height constraints based on the tray size. Therefore, consider shortening its height since some machines might run into that same constraint. ...As always,...

This cover for Mavic Enterprise, allows you to replace the original cover and easily interchange accessories. Requires M3x20 screws This cover is for Mavic Enterprise accessories socket. ... Use screw M3x20

The U.S.S. ...Enterprise NCC-1701-E Dedication Plaque has the Enterprise-E's motto engraved, "To boldly go where no one has gone before!" No supports required

Modified to strengthen the flimsy nacelle area. ...It happens to make a slightly more detailed Enterprise cookie as well.

I had trouble finding a reliable laser cut model of the iconic USS Enterprise from Star Trek, so I spent several weeks crafting this one myself. The process was not easy; it involved numerous trial runs, long nights, and wasted materials like...

This is my rendition of the Star Trek USS Enterprise NCC - 1701 The model consists of 14 pieces and 3 pieces for the base. All the parts have a .2mm tolerance between them and should fit together nicely with a semi loose fit. With the exception of...

This is my rendition of the Star Trek USS Enterprise NCC - 1701. The model consists of 14 pieces and 3 pieces for the base. All parts have a .2mm tolerance between them and should fit together smoothly with a semi-loose fit, except for the base...

To be honest, I hesitated sharing this model because my ROBO-3D printer struggles with overlapping volumes (it prints them as air gaps), and this design has many of these overlaps, particularly in the nose area. Despite trying various approaches, I...

Modified my own USS Enterprise model to make it more Star Trek 3 accurate, as I couldn't find a reliable one online. If it turns out great, I'll add more photos and details. This is my first time modifying someone else's work, so let me know if I...

This is a simple stand for the excellent IXS Enterprise model designed by foxtorchYT. Thanks to d1ck31n for the great starting point. ...I haven't printed it yet but expect it should work fine with no supports. Print Settings Printer Brand: Anycubic...

... based on the completed model picture. The finished product turned out amazingly well, and I'm extremely pleased with its appearance! I designed this model at a 1:350 scale to complement my Polar Lights Enterprise model. ...Enjoy building it!

Despite the use of two slide structures, I had no choice but to use the support structure. The folding order is as follows: Remove the support of the propulsion unit. Rotate the disc shaped primary hull and fit it on the protrusion of the vertical...

I built this support for the Enterprise myself, aiming to create a solution that was both subtle and visually appealing while maintaining stability at its core.

Small Enterprise ornament for display or a Yule/Christmas tree (The second file doesn't have a loop to hang it)

Stand by Enterprise D, crafted with precision and skill to outshine the rest. ...Check it out here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2138779/files