Apollo 11 Lunar module Display stand

STL- We designed a display stand for the Apollo 11 lunar module. It represents the surface of the moon and was designed to allow the lunar lander to be placed stably. In order for the lunar module to be positioned stably, four places where the legs would be placed were hollowed out. When placing the lunar module, the Lunar Surface Sensing Prope was designed so that it could be folded up or unfolded and inserted into the hole where the legs are placed. Of course, we also created astronauts. There are two astronauts, one standing and one coming down the ladder. The pose of these two people depicts the famous photo taken when Apollo 11 landed on the moon. When an astronaut coming down a ladder aligns his or her feet and hands, the elasticity of the ladder allows them to fit well and be fixed. The astronaut is equipped with a support, but be sure to remove it after printing is complete. A hole was also made into which the American flag (Stars and Stripes) could be inserted. And since the American flag is included both reversed and non-reversed, please choose and print it according to your preference. Please check the video for detailed display process. I imagine that one day humans will reach the moon again and build a base. Largest part in printing, size= X 180mm, Y 180mm, Z 52mm, After full assembly size= X 180mm, Y 180mm, Z 52mm Total Build Time : 2d 12h / Plastic Weight : 280g
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