1:16 scale / Free files
Nike Smoke
Early NASA 10-degree cone vehicle
356.9 mm tall · 11 STL files
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Build a piece of
rocket history.
Five hollow scale models, from early sounding rockets to Little Joe II. Print the separate parts, explore the editable CAD and assemble a model for your workbench.
22.9 MB ZIP · Free direct download · No checkout or email required.
Hollow bodies & nosesSeparate recovery capsSTL · STEP · 3MF · CAD source
1:24 scale / Free files
Aerobee 150
Three-fin vehicle with inert booster
377.4 mm tall · 15 STL files
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1:15 scale / Free files
WAC Corporal
1945 sustainer; Tiny Tim not included
328.5 mm tall · 10 STL files
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1:20 scale / Free files
Honest John M50
M38 practice-front exterior
379.1 mm tall · 7 STL files
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1:75 scale / Free files
Little Joe II
QTV 12-50-001
349.6 mm tall · 10 STL files
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From a hollow shell to a complete scale model.
Each ZIP includes separate printable parts, an assembled CAD reference, editable source, assembly notes and the recorded design assumptions. Preview colors distinguish parts; they are not historical paint instructions.
Choose a model
Compare the scale, variant and size. The five models are approximately 33–38 cm tall and use different scales.
Check the first fit
Read the notes before slicing. Use fit coupons where supplied, check supports and allow for your printer and material.
Assemble the parts
Follow the individual kit instructions. Bodies and noses are hollow; fins, small tips and attachment details remain solid where needed.
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The complete first set
All five models, their CAD sources, instructions and offline preview catalog in one ZIP.
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22.9 MB · Prototype files
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