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Robert Pearlman Editor Posts: 42982 From: Houston, TX Registered: Nov 1999	posted 01-18-2018 10:50 AM BUZZ Space Models 3D modelled, SLA 3D printed and handcrafted rocket models based on actual flight hardware, designed and manufactured by SpaceX. These models are NOT officially endorsed or licensed by SpaceX. Product images depicting models with logos are for demonstration purposes only. Purchased models do not include decals with trademarked logos. A blank water transfer decal sheet is included with all models for customer-based decal creation. Each model is carefully designed and engineered for it's scale. Each model is made to order. The current estimated delivery time is 4 to 8 weeks. Each model is SLA printed, handcrafted and airbrushed which takes time! Keep this in mind when ordering. We ship internationally.
blastr42 Member Posts: 17 From: Registered: Jun 2014	posted 01-24-2018 03:12 PM AWESOME. I'll definitely be getting a 1:400 Falcon to go with my Dragon models. I asked about a stand alone 1:72 Crew Dragon model, which would be nice to have alongside the series of Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and Soyuz from Dragon.
mode1charlie Member Posts: 1169 From: Honolulu, HI Registered: Sep 2010	posted 01-24-2018 05:20 PM I don't think he currently offers a 1:400 Falcon 9 (currently only a 1:430 version), though I agree 100% that it's a great idea, as is the 1:72 scale Dragon. I ordered a 1:144 Falcon 9, and thinking about a Dragon as well.
blastr42 Member Posts: 17 From: Registered: Jun 2014	posted 01-26-2018 06:34 PM Yeah, I mean the 1:430. It's close enough for my collection. I allow anything from 1:350 to 1:450 and call it 1:400. My Delta IV Heavy and Vulcan (both from ULA, 1:350) are 12% too big... but who cares? My ISS is from Daron and is 1:450... but who cares? Everything else is 1:400 and it's close enough and for the purpose that I want (visually educational and able to show vehicle progression) it's close enough.

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