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Hovering Desk Light Cycle

Created 1 months ago

Decor & Displaylight-cycletrondesk-displaysci-filow-profilevehicle
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Description

Desk objects that tip backward are an instant nuisance. This Light Cycle runs a flat-bottomed low-slung chassis, putting the center of gravity where it belongs and dropping the nose so it plants firmly on a shelf or desk.

Print details

  • Dimensions: 26mm x 285mm x 53mm
  • Clearance: Prints fully flat against the bed
  • Assembly: Designed as a single plate print; uses regions to let you multi-color print the light ribbons and canopy in a slicer.

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Apollo-Style Lunar Lander Model, 82 mm Footprint

Apollo-Style Lunar Lander Model, 82 mm Footprint

This is a stylized Apollo-style lunar lander display model. It has an octagonal descent stage with four shallow fuel-tank bulges and a panel band around the middle, a faceted hexagonal ascent cabin with a raised front hatch, an engine bell underneath, and four splayed A-frame legs with chamfered footpads. One leg — the front-right — carries a ladder with two rails and rungs, and a tilted dish on an 8 mm mast sits toward the rear of the cabin roof. At roughly 82 mm across the footpads, it is sized as a compact desk or shelf piece. The cabin front is clean apart from the hatch, so the model reads as a lander rather than anything else. The legs are the widest part of the print; the body sits well inside that spread. Specs Footprint: approx. 82 mm across the footpads Descent stage: octagonal, approx. 68 mm across × 22 mm tall, with four shallow fuel-tank bulges and a mid panel band Ascent stage: faceted hexagonal cabin, approx. 42.5 mm across × 43.5 mm tall, with a raised front hatch and a tilted dish on an 8 mm mast Engine bell: approx. 18 mm across × 9 mm tall, mounted low under the central body about 1 mm above the plate, so it reads best from a low viewing angle Legs: four A-frame legs, each with a thick main strut anchored into the descent stage, a lower angled strut and two side struts; chamfered footpads approx. 17 mm Ladder: two rails and rungs on the front-right leg Use: display model for a desk, shelf, or space-themed collection Printing notes The splayed legs and footpads set the build plate footprint; check the 82 mm spread against your plate before scaling up The dish mast, ladder rungs and hatch are the finest features — a smaller layer height keeps them crisp

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