OwO Rocket

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You may be wondering: "What drove me to this point?" I'm questioning it too. Why was I tasked with designing a subpar rocket bearing the enigmatic phrase "OwO"? The text is haphazardly placed, and to make matters worse, I was working at 3am. What triggered my neurons to create this flawed design? What thought process led me to believe that publishing this model would be a good idea? It's puzzling. All you need to focus on are the configuration settings for support. This is crucial because your printer will attempt to print engines in mid-air without them, and we're not at a point where 3D printers can defy gravity. I'm uncertain about your background, but it's unlikely you've discovered a way to 3D print objects suspended in mid-air. Waste of filament? Absolutely. There are two separate models for dual extrusion that isolate the core from other components. Additionally, there's a model that combines everything.