Here is a 2.1" little joe II capsule. Looks good.
Little Little Joe II Test
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Can't wait to see what the finished product will look like at this scale. Beata the pants off me.
Yea right!!!!
Can you 3D print detailed fins on your printer to match those on the real thing? I don't know how those printers work at all.
Actually I am going to try it out on this model see how it works out. gotta draw it out in CAD first!!!
will be watching to see how they turn out.
Kinda checked out of eockets right now got more pressing things to do.
Spring is here and there are other priorities begging for attention. Will squeeze in a launch day or two but the builds are done for now.
Ok so dont click on the links for OnlyFans it's not me. Here is the link and video.
Pad View: https://odysee.com/@br549:9/Little-Joe-Pad-View-Flight--2:0
Side View: https://odysee.com/@br549:9/LittleJoe_II_Side_View:6
Pad View: https://odysee.com/@br549:9/Little-Joe-Pad-View-Flight--2:0
Side View: https://odysee.com/@br549:9/LittleJoe_II_Side_View:6
Looks like you had a beautiful day for the launch.
What size motor in your little joe? I have not launched mine yet.
What size motor in your little joe? I have not launched mine yet.
This is a repost all LJII motors are B4-4
That's a really small rocket.
Work perfect on a second print The first print was too small and fell inside the tube This one I sanded bottom off or cut the bottom off and did a little sanding and it fits perfect in a BT60 so Joe's going to get new 3D printed parts a lighter body tube and more robust fins and mini engines. And a better finish.
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RCS modules these are tiny but printed well they need paint now
Been doing some work today. The tower mount holes are too small. The photo makes it look too long, it's not. 1:94 scale.
It fits the BT-60 a little loose but Im going with it. Next is to enlarge the tower mounting holes and, either design in Fusion 360 or hand build the tower? Both are challenging with the CAD is changeable and printable but is fragile (I would think). I noted that when designing my own parts Fusion 360 does not have the geometric artifacts seen in others work from thingiverse, I am assuming they are not using fusion 360. I am happy with this part took some time to do but Im no expert.
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