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Saturn V rocket - Apollo 11 (separable by phases)

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  • Saturn V - help.zip
    • Saturn V - help.pdf
    • Saturn V Texts.pptx
  • Saturn-V 01 and 04.stl 31.308079 Γ— 37.101046 Γ— 29.405815 mm
  • Saturn-V 02 and 03.stl 20.540930000000003 Γ— 28.019077 Γ— 19.474152 mm
  • Saturn-V 05.stl 14.515615 Γ— 14.515615 Γ— 16.534367 mm
  • Saturn-V 06.stl 20.076616 Γ— 20.116312 Γ— 7.225084 mm
  • Saturn-V 07.stl 21.502261999999998 Γ— 20.749297 Γ— 34.28433 mm
  • Saturn-V 08.stl 14.831765 Γ— 14.861091 Γ— 16.578014 mm
  • Saturn-V 09 and 10.stl 64.853111 Γ— 30.179386 Γ— 17.34561 mm
  • Saturn-V 11.stl 30.114925 Γ— 30.174467 Γ— 17.345609 mm
  • Saturn-V 12.stl 30.938553 Γ— 31.726568 Γ— 56.631462 mm
  • Saturn-V 13.stl 29.986506000000002 Γ— 29.986506000000002 Γ— 10.193065999999998 mm
  • Saturn-V 14.stl 29.964 Γ— 29.964002999999998 Γ— 4.025515999999996 mm
  • Saturn-V 15.stl 20.3391 Γ— 20.3391 Γ— 10.189085 mm
  • Saturn-V 16.stl 29.986506000000002 Γ— 29.986506000000002 Γ— 17.687963999999997 mm
  • Saturn-V 17.stl 33.117609 Γ— 33.117609 Γ— 17.603866000000004 mm
  • Saturn-V 18.stl 29.964 Γ— 29.964003999999996 Γ— 10.059974999999994 mm
  • Saturn-V 19.stl 29.986506000000002 Γ— 30.005627 Γ— 10.059970999999997 mm
  • Saturn-V 20.stl 30.279396 Γ— 30.219646 Γ— 97.13328100000001 mm
  • Saturn-V 21.stl 57.36314 Γ— 57.36314 Γ— 45.74614699999999 mm
  • Saturn-V 22.stl 39.149839 Γ— 39.149839 Γ— 38.530460999999995 mm
  • Saturn-V 23.stl 41.458763 Γ— 41.458763 Γ— 20.665379 mm
  • Saturn-V Base.stl 81.606003 Γ— 81.606003 Γ— 6.5 mm

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Design number 1845266
Design author albocar
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The Saturn V was the model rocket for NASA's Apollo missions. The Apollo 11 mission carried man to the Moon for the first time.

I have recreated this symbol of the beginning of the space age.

The various stages are held together by magnets, so it can be easily disassembled and reassembled, including the Service Module, Command Module and Lunar Module.

The model is at approximately 1:330 scale.

As with the rest of my models, it is designed by separating the colored parts, so that paint is not necessary.

Among the files you will also find the identification of each piece for assembly help and the texts and flags to print (I did it on transparent adhesive paper).

PROMOTION: For the purchase of this model, you can choose any other of my designs and I will supply it to you free of charge.

This model is not a toy for small children. It has small parts that can easily peel off or break.

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Printed in PLA on Prusa i3 MK3s

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All categories β€Ί Game β€Ί Aircraft & Space / Toys / Brainteasers & Puzzles

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