How to print and build FAB365’s Saturn V rocket 3D printing design

STL- I’ve finally completed the Saturn V rocket that spacecraft/rocket fans have been constantly asking me to build. Features of this design include: 1. The process of launching this rocket, landing on the moon, and returning to Earth was all reproduced as desired. 2. Efficient color segmentation tried to color the prototype Saturn V well. 3. I tried to express all the details based on various materials. This design, like the other rockets I’ve designed, is large and has a lot of parts, so it will take a long time to complete a print. There are a few things to note about this process. 1. Depending on the separation phase of your rocket, there are things you can and shouldn’t use glue for. Please check this carefully. 2. The characters are slightly skewed for better printing. Please check the direction of this tilt carefully and put it in advance before bonding. 3. Fold the escape tower well and insert it well into the hole at the bottom of the launch escape system and insert it well into the hole at the top of the boost protective cover. And use adhesive to fix it, so you have to be careful to fit it vertically. 4. The lunar lander’s landing gear fits well by turning and twisting it like the pistons of the heavy equipment I designed. These landing gears have a slight indentation where the U-shaped structure fits, care must be taken not to break this part. 5. Alphabets are written from A to D on the booster stabilizer fin of the first stage rocket. Please check this order and the position where they fit. Please check out the video for more details. As always, we hope for a lot of support from fans in the aerospace field. Total Build Time : 7d 1h 6m / Plastic Weight : 756g 1 : 144 scale Largest part in printing, size = X 96mm, Y 96mm, Z 132mm, After full assembly size= X 96mm, Y 96mm, Z 776mm Total Build Time : 7d 1h 6m / Plastic Weight : 756g