saturn 1b apollo 7

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Apollo 7 Saturn I-B October 11, 1968 - October 22, 1968 The first manned flight of the Apollo spacecraft took place with three astronauts on board. Model Scale: 1/60th Height: 118 cm Diameter: 115 mm Weight: 1.1 kg Approximate weight per color: White: about 400 grams Olive: around 300 grams Black: approximately 250 grams Silver: around 200 grams Red and Yellow: a few grams 295 pieces, removable in 22 parts. Classification of Parts: Part Number, Color, Part Name (in English), Quantity (.stl) More information is available at https://the-amphioxus.monsite-rev.com/ 3D Printing Parameters: Print all the parts on the same printer to maintain better conservation of dimensions. Some pieces may require 5-6 hours of printing. The modeling was tested on an i3 with a 0.4mm nozzle. First layer at 0.3mm is imperative, and it must be even across the entire printing surface (desired autoleveling). Layer height: 0.2 mm for large pieces, 0.1 or 0.15 mm for small parts. No support needed. Filling of 15% if necessary, 0% on thin walls. Brim is imperative on thin walls. Edge thickness for thin pieces at 0.4mm (one nozzle passage), edge thickness for other parts at 0.8 or 1.2 mm. For United States brands of RP1 tanks: The printing will be done in two steps: - Printing upside down white backgrounds without outline. - Then, without removing the part from the bed, print upside down red letters inside without any outline. The final rendering will be a UNITED band (or STATES) red on a white background, in one piece of 0.3 mm thick smooth read side. To do this, use the print marks of the STL ("v" markers) to position the two models in the same place (the two points of the marks on the same grid mark of the slicer). Additionally, the "v" markers will be placed closest to the home of the printer so that the print starts with the markers to purge the nozzle.