A highly detailed Blender model of the Zhuque-3 launch vehicle, featuring:

Separation push rods

Landing legs

Deployable grid fins with animation

FBX file included

Texture files included

Uses Blender's built-in Principled BSDF materials

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About Zhuque-3

Zhuque-3 is a large reusable liquid oxygen/methane launch vehicle independently developed by LandSpace. It is China's first commercial launch vehicle to adopt a stainless-steel airframe.

The rocket stands 76.6 meters tall with a 4.5-meter-diameter core stage. Its first stage is powered by nine Tianque-12B methane engines, enabling a payload capacity of up to 21.3 metric tons to Low Earth Orbit (LEO) in an expendable configuration.

Zhuque-3 is designed around vertical first-stage recovery and reusability, with each booster intended to be reused at least 20 times, significantly reducing the cost of satellite constellation deployments.

In December 2025, Zhuque-3 successfully completed its maiden orbital flight, delivering its payload into the intended orbit and marking a major milestone in China's commercial reusable launch vehicle program. With its high payload capacity and rapid reusability, Zhuque-3 is well suited for large-scale satellite constellation missions and provides China's commercial space industry with a reliable, high-frequency launch solution.