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Highly detailed STL model for 3D printing
This model depicts a Gemini astronaut during an Extravehicular Activity (EVA), wearing the G4C spacesuit used throughout NASA's Gemini program (1965–1966). Designed with a strong focus on historical accuracy, it is ideal for scale models, museum-quality displays, and spaceflight dioramas.
The figure is supplied in a dynamic free-flight pose and includes the major suit components and EVA equipment. Both a modular version for easy printing and assembly, as well as an additional uncut figure, are included. The uncut version is particularly well suited for high-quality resin printing.
Features-Highly detailed STL files-Historically inspired Gemini G4C EVA spacesuit-Dynamic free-flight pose-Modular parts for easy printing and assembly-Additional uncut figure for resin printing-Freely scalable to any desired scale-Base scale: 1:6
Oxygen Umbilical SupportThe oxygen umbilical can also be used as a discreet support for the floating figure.Insert a solid metal wire into the provided opening, bend it to the desired shape, and secure it with adhesive. A short dummy connector can then be fabricated and fitted to conceal the transition.
Metal wire, dummy connector, and display base must be fabricated by the builder and are not included.
ScaleThe model is supplied at 1:6 scale, assuming an astronaut height of approximately 180 cm. As astronaut heights varied, it is recommended to check the dimensions of your planned scene before printing and adjust the scale if necessary.
Please notePrinting results depend on your printer, materials, print settings, and experience.No support can be provided for custom scaling or printer-specific settings.This model is licensed for private use only in accordance with the applicable license terms.
C U S T O M - S C A L I N G
Without guarantee - here is a helpful list of scaling factors for the most common scales:
It may be useful to check the size of your planned scene before printing in order to adjust the figure if necessary.
- 1:6 = 290 mm (181.25%)
- 1:9 = 200 mm (125%)
- 1:10 = 160 mm (100%) Original Scale of this Model
- 1:12 = 145 mm (90.62%)
- 1:16 = 120 mm (75%)
- 1:18 = 94 mm (58.75%)
- 1:24 = 75 mm (46.88%)
- 1:25 = 70 mm (43.75%)
- 1:32 = 54 mm (33.75%)
- 1:35 = 50 mm (31.25%)
- 1:43 = 39 mm (24.38%)
- 1:48 = 38 mm (23.75%)
- 1:50 = 35 mm (21.88%)
- 1:64 = 27 mm (16.88%)
- 1:72 = 24 mm (15%)
- 1:87 = 20 mm (12.5%)
- 1:144 = 12 mm (7.5%)
- 1:160 = 11 mm (6.88%)
- 1:220 = 8 mm (5%)
- 1:350 = 5 mm (3.12%)
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