saturn v 3d models

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...

... 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.

This is a simple stand for the Lego Saturn V rocket. I needed something to get it up above the lithophane moon it was sitting behind. It is surprisingly sturdy for how tall it is and the legs sit perfectly flush against the counter. ...That being said,...

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

I'm weighing the idea of using 3" to 2" to standard 29mm tubing for my 150 scale Saturn V model project. The addition of 0.5 to the cone on spacecraft seemed a bit diminutive when inserted into a 29mm tube, so I made some adjustments. I'll be making...

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...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=739573 Instructions Using the following options: font_outline_width = 0 bar_shift = 2 textextruder = extruder1 writing_direction = ltr bar_color = LightGray inner_margin_width = 1 border_width =...

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...

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...

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...

Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/85Q2ay5Hsqg This project utilizes the original model Saturn V (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1734411) by Romax. Show your appreciation for the original design by liking it. Thanks to Romax. The...

Parts Used: Assembled Saturn V LEGO Set Wooden Base Plate (bottom of a display case from Ikea in this example) LED Rope or Strip Lights (16 ft was enough for a 2ft rod) 2 ft long 1/2 inch diameter threaded steel rod 3 x 1/2 inch nuts 2 x 1/2 inch...

A huge thank you to Paul Fischer farscape1 for designing the Apollo Saturn V Rocket and Mobile Launcher Gantry, including a Colby Crane, perfect for display as a realistic diorama! As this project progressed, I found myself redesigning and modifying...

Modified Fins Give New Life to Iconic Lego Saturn V

Saturn V Fairing and Fin Model at 1/3 Scale.

A Saturn V rocket, with each stage built separately, all fitting together in a towering rocket!

To the rocket that took us to the moon!(My personal favorite)Not to scale!

In 1969, an iconic rocket transported astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins to the lunar surface, showcasing American dominance amidst Cold War tensions; such a momentous spacecraft truly deserves a place on every desk.

The 3D model was built from scratch, precisely crafted in real-world measurements, with exceptional quality and a level of detail that mirrors the original.\n\n\nModel formats:\n- *.max (3ds Max 2008 scanline)\n- *.max (3ds Max 2008 vray)\n- *.fbx...

The human body is a remarkably complex and dynamic system that operates under precise physiological conditions to maintain optimal health. The brain sends electrical signals to muscles throughout the body, which then contract and relax according to...

I'm scaling up an existing design on Thingiverse, but I couldn't find it in the search results to give proper credit as a remix source. I've reworked and resized it to fit better with my other shelf-sized models. ...The universal stand is from a...

The design originates directly from Microsoft's creative vision.

<p>This is my remix of a old Thingiverse model that had some problem. I've fix it and rescaled the rocket to make it easyer to print and in my opinion cooler (who doesn't want a bigger rocket ?). ...&nbsp;</p><p>The original design is from <a...

I tweaked the design slightly, splitting it into two parts so I could print it without any need for supports. ...The fins are now a bit broader, allowing me to successfully print smaller versions of this model.

Humans are complex and fascinating beings, capable of incredible feats of strength, agility, and intelligence. They possess a unique blend of physical and cognitive abilities that set them apart from other living creatures. From the intricate...

For LEGO Enthusiasts! ... It is mount/stand for Lego Saturn V to make effect of blast off. Full project you can find here: http://artiom.no/index.php/saturn-v-blast-off

This is a vertical display stand for the Lego Saturn V rocket (21309) when fully assembled. ... This is a vertical presentation support for the Lego Saturn V rocket (21309) when it is fully mounted.

A launch able version of the Saturn V rocket for A motors. I have not tested this... ...