SpaceX rockets

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I´ve also modeled the SpaceX ITS (announced in September 2016) and the SpaceX BFR (announced to replace the ITS in September 2017) Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets. These will not print successfully at a small scale. This contains almost all outer detail, including grind fins, landing legs, both stages designed separately, a total of ten Merlin Engines in the Falcon-9 (nine in the first stage, one in the second), and a total of 28 Merlin Engines in the Falcon Heavy (nine in the first stage, one in the second, and nine in each booster rocket) Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: Medium or High Infill: Doesn't matter. Notes: If you print at a diagonal angle, you will be able to print at a larger maximum size. If you print at too small a size, there will be holes in the body of the rocket. I have only printed it on the Replicator 2, but it can probably be printed in other places. How I Designed This I made this in Onshape, and the full detail of every part will be available at https://cad.onshape.com/documents/d0c6ad1d4fac799ab6829ae1 The rockets and parts in the link provided are at a 1:12 scale, and the information for rocket is at spacex.com/falcon9 and spacex.com/falcon-heavy The document linked has flexible constraints, and the stages can be detached, and the grind fins and landing legs can be deployed. Unfortunately, the Falcon Heavy Boosters cannot be separated.