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※ This is a science teaching materials for decorative or educational purposes.

The Saturn V rocket gained a lot of popularity. So, to respond to the popularity of those fans, I planned and designed a lunar lander with related items. However, this item was very difficult to design.

Above all, there was great difficulty in designing the bridge. The moving structure was complex, but its thickness was very thin, making it difficult to realize. This was a very big challenge for me. So some modifications were inevitable, but most of them were realized.

And most of all, I feel a great accomplishment in expressing the texture of the Lunar Module Thermal Blanket (Foil). By expressing this, it shows more realistic completeness than any other Lunar module.

There are a few precautions to take when printing and completing this design.

Silky filament is very effective when printed, but the physical characteristics of this filament are very soft and weak, so care must be taken in this regard.

The Rcs Thrust Chamber Assembly Cluster, which is made by folding, comes in two pairs of two shapes. Before attaching them with adhesive, please fold and check whether the pair on the entrance side and the pair on the opposite side (back?) fit well before attaching them.

In addition, please check the location of small parts such as various antennas by referring to photos and videos before attaching them.

The joints of the landing gear are very small and delicate, so if you move them too much, they may wear out and fall off, so it is better to display them rather than play with them.

If this joint is loose from the beginning, increasing the material flow or extrusion multiplier will make the joint stiffer.

Please remove the support attached to the landing gear of the lower body (Rover) before assembly.

Lunar surface sensing probe can be optionally attached if necessary.

Please check out the video for more details on printing and assembly.

Print and build video - https://youtu.be/EWEagKUZnA8?si=D3g59pAq7f192TZI

I hope lots of love from spaceship and rocket fans.

Apollo 11 Lunar Module

GOODesign_Ascent_Stage_Mid.stl

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The Falcon Rocket X has really won a lot of people. Accordingly, there is also a flood of requests to make related things. Among them, there were a lot of requests to make 'Second stage' as soon as possible with regret for excluding the 'Second stage'. So this time, the 'Second stage' was produced together with the 'Inter stage'.
The second stage and interstage we designed this time can be removed from the top two of the existing Falcon Rocket X components (this is the interstage and the second stage) and put them in place. Please refer to the video!

The composition of the parts is as follows.
cap1
cap2
cap3
PAF(Payload Attach Fairing)
second stage body
second stage booster
second stage inter stage

Caps 1, 2, and 3 are placed on the PAF and are used when the Second Stage returns to Earth.
In place of Caps 1, 2, and 3, previously produced fairings and satellites can be installed.

https://youtu.be/0dMeJkpZjeg

Stay tuned for the next Space X series!

Scale 1 : 66
Size, X 64mm, Y 64mm, Z 262mm

Falcon 9 second stage

GOODesign_Second_Stage_Inter_Stage.stl

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I designed a display stand for the Apollo 11 lunar module.
It represents the surface of the moon and was designed to allow the lunar lander to be placed stably. In order for the lunar module to be positioned stably, four places where the legs would be placed were hollowed out.
When placing the lunar module, the Lunar Surface Sensing Prope was designed so that it could be folded up or unfolded and inserted into the hole where the legs are placed.

Of course, we also created astronauts. There are two astronauts, one standing and one coming down the ladder.
The pose of these two people depicts the famous photo taken when Apollo 11 landed on the moon.
When an astronaut coming down a ladder aligns his or her feet and hands, the elasticity of the ladder allows them to fit well and be fixed.
The astronaut is equipped with a support, but be sure to remove it after printing is complete.

A hole was also made into which the American flag (Stars and Stripes) could be inserted.
And since the American flag is included both reversed and non-reversed, please choose and print it according to your preference.

Please check the video for detailed display process.
I imagine that one day humans will reach the moon again and build a base.

Print and build video - https://youtu.be/Y_bX2YSoK5M

Go to see Apollo 11 Lunar module - 
Largest part in printing, size= X 180mm, Y 180mm, Z 52mm, After full assembly size= X 180mm, Y 180mm, Z 52mm

Total Build Time : 2d 12h / Plastic Weight : 280g

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