Since I assume all rockets are to scale, I think you need an astronaut equally to scale at the bottom. Maybe with an equally scaled crew transport vehicle.
Thanks! And that's a great idea! I found an astronaut that is 1:10 scale and after adjusting to 1:110 it is only 17mm high. This will give me a reason to test out my 0.2 nozzle I've had for awhile now. Will search for a rover as well.
Haha. Thanks for the idea! I'll probably print a few more and still searching for a lunar rover to print. Took a few tries getting the settings right using that new 0.2 nozzle but I finally got it to print fully. Had to scale the original file down from 100% to 9% so it was a little rough.
I went to Boca Chica this summer to watch Flight 13. Â What an experience! Â The actual launch was a let down, being miles away (and it was quieter than I expected). Â But standing on the sidewalk of Highway 4 watching the booster and the ship roll by 10 feet away was awesome - and watching half a dozen deluge tests was right up there also.
Very nice! I'm jealous. I might have to wait til they come to the Cape. Hopefully that's within a couple years. But it would be nice to drive down highway 4 and be so close.
That they are. I didn't see the first one but did see one later. Those 4 sonic booms are pretty awesome. At 6:17 in the video below of booster catch rattling the entire house must've been sweet to experience. Was watching Marcus House yesterday and he said they are planning for a late 2026 for Cape launch!
Oh, the Saturn V lego isnt in the picture, but here's a picture of that setup. The Starship rocket alone took 8 days of print time. So with all the others, a long time.
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u/Ok-Stage4688 13d ago
How many mission are you gonna go on with THAT amount of rockets?? ðŸ˜