Try out this 3D model approximation of the service module to the international space station. Some assembly required. A link to an assembly video and steps are below.

Design Concept

This 3D model is a creative approximation of the International Space Station Service Module. It's designed to showcase the essence of space technology while maintaining simplicity for enthusiasts and hobbyists.

Purpose

The primary purpose of this model is educational and decorative. It can serve as a teaching tool for those interested in space exploration and the design of spacecraft. Additionally, it adds an intriguing decor element to any space-themed room or office.

Printing Recommendations

Ensure good bed adhesion and consider using supports for overhanging parts.

Assembly Instructions

This model is designed to be printed in multiple parts which can be easily assembled post-print using alignment pins or adhesives. Detailed assembly instructions are included in the digital package. Link to assembly video below.

Assembly Steps:

1. Print individual pieces.

2. Using spare 1.75 mm filament, cut 5-6 mm pieces as alignment pins.

3. The smallest dome goes on the top and larger domes on the ends.

4. Solar panels should slide through the holes.

5. Use super glue to connect the different pieces together - let the glue set before moving on to the next piece.

Assembly Video: https://youtu.be/kqYZ4dGV5xQ

International Space Station Service Module (Approximation)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill