I give you Greelt's f-1 and F-1 engine

**2Kamser** · #1 02-20-2010, 06:53 PM

just completed a fun build
printed Greelt's F-1 enging in A3 format, and what a beauty it is to do, perfect fit all the way, no problens getting it to match up
the normal A4 printout was one of the first models i did roughly 1 year ago
now - just how big would Greelt's other S-1C parts be in A3 format?

maybe - just maybe i will do it but...

**peter taft** · #2 02-20-2010, 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by 2Kamser

just completed a fun build
printed Greelt's F-1 enging in A3 format, and what a beauty it is to do, perfect fit all the way, no problens getting it to match up
the normal A4 printout was one of the first models i did roughly 1 year ago
now - just how big would Greelt's other S-1C parts be in A3 format?

maybe - just maybe i will do it but...

Very very nice build of one of THE best GREELT's

has for the MAYBE....BUT, NO buts, NO maybe's - you just know you're gonna' do it

**BARX2** · #3 02-20-2010, 07:21 PM

Great builds!

**Barry** · #4 02-20-2010, 07:26 PM

Fine looking work

**KieferRhys** · #5 02-21-2010, 03:55 AM

If you'r gonna go for it then be warned, each engine is going to be about 7 or 8 inches tall, adding the thrust stage takes it to about 20 inches tall and completing the first stage takes it to about 6 - 61/2 ft. Final build at 1/24 is 15ft. Of course, at that scale, think of all the extra detail you could throw in - stripings, internal structure in the LM and CM, the list barely bears thinking about. Good Luck!

**2Kamser** · #6 02-21-2010, 04:28 AM

thanks guys
well that really is a BIG IF, if i'm gonna do it

at least the S-1C is doable in that size but the whole smash?
i would need something i aint got - a big house :D
besides from that, at that zize th bottom parts would need a lot of reinfocements to cope with the weight

but in a sense is the reason they ended up choosing LOR - weight

**paulhbell** · #7 02-21-2010, 05:16 AM

Both nice builds.

A 15ft Saturn V, that would be an excellent build. I'd love to see that done.

**peter taft** · #8 02-21-2010, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by KieferRhys

If you'r gonna go for it then be warned, each engine is going to be about 7 or 8 inches tall, adding the thrust stage takes it to about 20 inches tall and completing the first stage takes it to about 6 - 61/2 ft. Final build at 1/24 is 15ft. Of course, at that scale, think of all the extra detail you could throw in - stripings, internal structure in the LM and CM, the list barely bears thinking about. Good Luck!

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Originally Posted by paulhbell

Both nice builds.

A 15ft Saturn V, that would be an excellent build. I'd love to see that done.

HINT HINT !! Go for a Horizontal approach in stages across one of your walls :D Seriously though, this would be one hell of a project, and one that could be taken around to events which require a certain something....

**2Kamser** · #9 02-21-2010, 12:10 PM

i see the lure, shall i go for it?

think i might just do it :D
got a couple of other builds to do first, among them two other space related thing with one of them a double build in a diorama (i hope)

**peter taft** · #10 02-21-2010, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by 2Kamser

i see the lure, shall i go for it?

think i might just do it :D
got a couple of other builds to do first, among them two other space related thing with one of them a double build in a diorama (i hope)

Now my heart is beating VERY FAST, you.. you.... teaser

OMG the man is actually going to DO THIS

i call that a RESULT !

and just to get you all FIRED up.... ENJOY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rXtG3vfAlA