apollo 15 saturn 5 pack 1/4 stage S1C

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Apollo 15 Saturn V Launcher AS 510 Mission Pack 1/4: the S1C stage Final major update: errors are corrected, the model is more detailed, the adjustments are more precise, printing and assembly are simplified. We no longer present this historic pitcher who marked the history of the twentieth century. David R. Scott, James B. Irwin, and Alfred M. Worden form the crew of Apollo 15, which was the first lunar mission to carry the Lunar Roving Vehicle. They took off on July 26, 1971, landed on July 30, 1971, and landed on August 7, 1971. The command module is called Endeavour, and the lunar module, Falcon. The model presented here and at a scale of 1/60th. Measures 1.82 meters high. Weighs approximately three kilograms. Comprises 656 pieces. The download is proposed in four packs to be able to realize this model step by step. Pack 1/4, stage S1C Pack 2/4, floor S2 Pack 3/4, the S4b floor Pack 4/4, the Apollo ship. Printing does not require any support, or at least these are already provided for if necessary. The thickness of the first layer is recommended at 0.2mm. The height of the layers can vary from 0.10 to 0.2 mm. For some small parts, layers of 0.05 mm may be chosen. In many cases, brim will be necessary. Thin walls are 0.87 mm, corresponding to two nozzle passages in 0.4 mm. In this case, the filling will be maintained at 0% and only one perimeter will be chosen. The step-by-step and very detailed assembly instruction is available as a PDF download or at this link: https://the-amphioxus.monsite-orange.fr/. Gluing is recommended with cyanoacrylate glue. Twelve tubes of three grams each will be necessary. The model can be built without painting anything, however some suggestions for painting are included in the assembly instructions. If you prefer to paint all the parts by yourself, then some parts are available already assembled and ready to paint. Also available with pack 1, the STL file of the complete rocket and an F1 engine so that it can be printed in one piece on a small scale. May this model bring you as much pleasure as it brings me to make it and admire it!