This is a 3D printed model of Mechazilla, otherwise known as the OLIT(Orbital Launch & Integration Tower). This marvel of engineering was designed and built in South Texas at SpaceX’s Starbase Launch Site in less than a year, and is made to stack and catch the largest rocket ever built in human history; Starship.
While this version of the Mechazilla model is not made to be wired up like the real thing, it can be moved in all the same ways! The chopstick arms can move vertically along the tower, and open/swing side to side. The QD arm can also rotate clear of the chopsticks as well.
The next version of this model will be printed with an SLA printer and will have even more detail and functionality than this one, including the ability to operate via remote with no direct physical interaction needed. That model will be available later this summer.
You can buy two versions of this model;
1: You can buy the STL files for the model and print it all yourself. [YOU CANNOT ORDER THAT ON THIS PAGE, YOU MUST GO BACK TO THE MODELS AND CLICK THE ALTERNATE VERSION OF THIS PAGE.
or
2. You can buy a pre-printed and assembled model that will be shipped to you ~3-4 weeks after your order is placed and details are confirmed with you. [That’s what this page is for]
If you are in a country not listed on the shipping options email the country you’d like added to wattz@totalitas3d.com. It will then be added as quickly as possible.
Printed using an FDM printer at 1:200 scale.
This is a 3D printed model of Mechazilla, otherwise known as the OLIT(Orbital Launch & Integration Tower). This marvel of engineering was designed and built in South Texas at SpaceX’s Starbase Launch Site in less than a year, and is made to stack and catch the largest rocket ever built in human history; Starship.
While this version of the Mechazilla model is not made to be wired up like the real thing, it can be moved in all the same ways! The chopstick arms can move vertically along the tower, and open/swing side to side. The QD arm can also rotate clear of the chopsticks as well.
The next version of this model will be printed with an SLA printer and will have even more detail and functionality than this one, including the ability to operate via remote with no direct physical interaction needed. That model will be available later this summer.
You can buy two versions of this model;
1: You can buy the STL files for the model and print it all yourself. [YOU CANNOT ORDER THAT ON THIS PAGE, YOU MUST GO BACK TO THE MODELS AND CLICK THE ALTERNATE VERSION OF THIS PAGE.
or
2. You can buy a pre-printed and assembled model that will be shipped to you ~3-4 weeks after your order is placed and details are confirmed with you. [That’s what this page is for]
If you are in a country not listed on the shipping options email the country you’d like added to wattz@totalitas3d.com. It will then be added as quickly as possible.
Printed using an FDM printer at 1:200 scale.