BOOSTER-XS3 [Morethan3D 1:200 model]
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- What is this?
This is a 3D printed 1:200 scale spaceship model designed loosely based on on Prototype Booster B9!
Link to purchase STL/3D Printed model: morethan3d.com...
Unlike our beloved S series (1:96 scale), the new XS series are designed at 1:200 scale. We didn’t just simply scale down the 1:96 ones. Instead, all of these XS models are redesigned and optimised to be printed at 1:200 scale (on FDM/FFF printers). Hence, most of the external details on their bigger siblings are retained on these much smaller models - making them the most detailed models at this scale on the market.
As a result, you can now have something small enough to put on your desk, yet still incredibly detailed, and super impressive to look at!
Please note: Morethan3D Ltd does NOT have any business relationship or association with Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (referred to as SpaceX). Although our space models may reassemble SpaceX’s hardware designs, our models are designed with visual cues from publicly available material from the internet (e.g. photos, videos), combined with our own imagination and tweaks. Therefore, Morethan3D models are not accurate replicas of SpaceX’s products. Our models are not affiliated, associated, authorised, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with SpaceX. Наука
i would have bought the stl files but for that sort of money you dont expect to have your logo all over it
Thanks for the feedback - the logos are actually used for alignment when you stack all the parts together :)
So sorry to be the bearer of bad news but your printer is malfunctioning, there's no stringing, echoing or ringing on those prints, they're impeccable🤷😁 haha nah that's a gorgeous print! 😍👍
Hahaha. Thanks. I printed it on the Bambu X1C - awesome printer!
I love your models!. What brand of PLA do you use? im using hatchbox to print the Starship S3
I use Bambu Lab PLA
Could you please say how many magnets, and what size for each of the models in the 1:200 range
You can find all of that information from the "Printing & Assembly Instructions" from each product page :)
morethan3d.com/how-to-print-assemble-the-booster-xs3/