saturn v 3d

... to the moon. ...carrying the 3 man crew with Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins, and Neil Armstrong. this design is a recreation of the Saturn V Rocket -otherwise known as Apollo 11- with "NASA" on the front the print may be any size or infill you would like

So those of you that have the Lego Saturn V you know it only comes with enough stands to display it as one piece. I wanted to have it displayed with the stages separated. ...So rather than buy the pieces sorry Lego but the Saturn V was expensive I ran...

I simply uploaded them here to allow them to be found easier, as Thingiverse has been my first stop for 3D models "The Saturn V was a rocket NASA built to send people to the moon. The Saturn V was a type of rocket called a Heavy Lift Vehicle. That...

A printable model of the Saturn V rocket used in the Apollo missions. ... This rocket can be printed with each stage as a separate piece that all fits together into the iconic rocket you know and love!

A support I designed for the Lego 92176 Fits with 30x26mm acrylic tube, filled with WS2811 LED strips This is some sort of a remix of https://www.instructables.com/Saturn-V-Lamp/ https://youtu.be/UbWJB9DmNHA

A printable model of the Saturn V rocket used in the Apollo missions. ... This rocket can be printed with each stage as a separate piece that all fits together into the iconic rocket you know and love!

he Saturn V was a type of rocket called a Heavy Lift Vehicle. That means it was very powerful. ...It was the most powerful rocket that had ever flown successfully.

NASA developed the Saturn V, a rocket capable of sending humans to the moon. This powerful spacecraft qualified as a Heavy Lift Vehicle, outshining all other rockets in its time. It was the most successful and robust rocket ever launched...

... by their incredible power. At the time, it was the most powerful rocket ever built and flown successfully. The Saturn V played a crucial role in the Apollo program during the 1960s and 1970s, and it also launched the Skylab space station into orbit.

... near an original idea, but it is something fun I wanted to try. :)To start, I had to obviously print the famous Moon rocket, the Saturn V!I recommend printing the rocket horizontally and a little bit larger than the .stl file in the slicer software.

The fin fairings that came with the Estes Saturn V model rocket, while incredibly light, were also incredibly hard to cut without causing damage. I damaged the first one I cut out so I looked for replacements online. I found more vacuum formed ones...

The idea sparked when I sought out a model Saturn V for a friend, but most models either overwhelmed with numerous parts or underwhelmingly small and poorly made. To fill this gap, I modeled my design based on a NASA model I own, then brought it to...

The Lego Saturn V is furnished with three sturdy stands, one for each stage, to provide stability and prevent accidents. To ensure the model remains secure, I have designed complementary stands that match the original ones perfectly. ...This thoughtful...

Saturn V. 3 stages with the top joined to the 3rd stage. printed with 20% infill and 0.15 mm layer, half scale took 12 hours in total. my second thing here, i’d be happy if you would upload the picture of your print. ...Color changes have to be added...

This keychain replica of the Saturn V rocket is designed for versatility, allowing users to easily scale it up or down depending on their needs. However, scaling it significantly may compromise its original function as a keychain, rendering it less...

The Saturn V rocket stood tall as America's ultimate game-changer, propelling the country to a resounding victory in the space race against Russia with its unmatched might. ...This model pays homage to the magnificent machine's incredible legacy,...

The Saturn V was an American human-rated expendable rocket used by NASA between 1967 and 1973. ...The three-stage liquid-propellant super heavy-lift launch vehicle was developed to support the Apollo program for human exploration of the Moon and was...

The iconic Saturn V rocket dominated the Apollo missions throughout the 1960s and 70s, boldly putting men on the moon's surface. This highly detailed 1:100 scale model boasts intricate features that bring each stage to life. ...Every component is...

I built this Saturn V rocket entirely by myself on a snow day during the school year. Although it's not accurately proportioned, it bears an uncanny resemblance to its real-life counterpart. ...At the time of construction, I was just 14 years old and in...

I engineered this setup to showcase the fantastic new LEGO Saturn V that has just been unveiled. It neatly fits into a corner, out of sight. To assemble it, you'll need no less than two brackets and two flanges. ...A support rod is optional, but it...

The undisputed champion of spacecraft, the Saturn V rocket, dominated the competition, securing America's victory in the high-stakes space race against Russia. ...This meticulous replica does justice to the awe-inspiring machine's legendary status by...

The Saturn V Rocket System is a towering marvel of engineering that has captivated the imagination of space enthusiasts worldwide. Launched in 1969, this behemoth of a machine stands as a testament to human ingenuity and determination, a symbol of...

starting with the Microsoft Saturn V as a base, I extended it's size to 7' 6" tall and sliced it up into manageable chunks by the Polar 3D printer. The 1st stage is 8" in diameter, which is the maximum diameter of the printer and each chunk is no...

These are various add-on details for Paul Fischer's (farscape1) magnificent Saturn V . I've included several detail parts that may be easily retro-fitted onto an existing model. No need to rework or reprint any of the original pieces. I have many...

### This is a model of the Saturn V rocket. This model isn't perfect (ex. the proportions of the tip of the model), but I guess you could use it to test the z axis of your printer. The model is 14,6 cm tall. You will need supports just for the...

A Saturn V rocket, with each stage built separately, all fitting together in a towering rocket!   Make sure to print the bottom bits (engine sections mostly) upside-down.  In general: flat side down. The lunar module in particular is tricky to print...

I wanted to do a bit more challenging tingercading and tried to replicate the first stage of a Saturn V and use it as an egg cup - it's easter overall :) This is NOT meant to be a scale model, only inspired by the the legendary moon rocket. the cup...

I've got a few of you who own the Lego Saturn V, right? You know the deal - it only comes with enough stands to display it as one piece. I had my heart set on displaying it with the stages separated. Instead of breaking the bank and buying additional...

If you're looking to create an epic LEGO model of the Saturn V rocket, here are some essential items on your shopping list: * A state-of-the-art Adafruit NeoPixel Digital RGBW LED Strip with a white PCB and 60 LEDs per meter is a must-have for this...

I chose to construct a massive rocket by using the Microsoft Saturn V as a starting point, then extending its height to 7'6" and dividing it into manageable components with the Polar 3D printer. The first stage is 8 inches in diameter, which...