Chang'e-6 Lunar Probe Model Chang'e-6 Moon Mission by MakerWorld

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Chang'e-6 Lunar Probe Model Chang'e-6 Moon Mission

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Chang'e-6 Lunar Probe Model Chang'e-6 Moon Mission for A1 mini

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"The Moon, Earth's most familiar companion, still holds many unsolved mysteries."
Every step in exploring the universe's mysteries deserves our respect and remembrance.

"The Moon is Earth's most familiar companion, yet it still holds many unsolved mysteries."
Every step in exploring the universe is worthy of our respect and remembrance.

The Chang'e-6 mission is part of the fourth phase of China's lunar exploration program. It aims to achieve automatic sampling from the far side of the Moon and successfully return the lunar samples to Earth. The Chang'e-6 spacecraft consists of four components: Orbiter, Lander, Returner, and Ascender. The spacecraft carries four international payloads and satellite projects: a lunar radon detector - DORN (France), a negative ion analyzer - NILS (Sweden), a CubeSat - ICUBE-Q (Pakistan), and a lunar laser retroreflector - INRRI (Italy).

Assembly Tips:

You will need to prepare quick-drying glue to bond the parts.
For optimal restoration and visual effects, it is recommended to purchase gold and silver aluminum foil and manually wrap the probe parts.

Tips for assembly:

Use model glue suitable with your printing filament to bond the parts.
Wrap the corresponding sections with gold and silver aluminum foils for optimal finishes.

Recommended filaments

PLA Matte Charcoal (11101)

PLA Matte Ivory White (11100)

PLA Basic Silver (10102)

PLA Silk Silver (13104)

PLA Silk Gold (13401)

PLA-CF Lava Gray (14101)

Recommended filaments:

PLA Matte Charcoal (11101)

PLA Matte Ivory White (11100)

PLA Basic Silver (10102)

PLA Silk Silver (13104)

PLA Silk Gold (13401)

PLA-CF Lava Gray (14101)

Lunar Exploration Program

Chinese Aerospace

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Assembly Guide (1)

嫦娥六号探测器安装说明 Chang'e-6 Moon Mission Installation Instructions_d0dcfb8a-2268-4c20-be4a-2349aac66291.pdf

Comment & Rating (87)

@user_3677853664

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This is the model that excited me the most after buying the printer! Long live the People's Republic of China! Long live the unity of the people of the world!!!

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@Lew_W.

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Wishing humanity success in landing on the moon and bringing them back alive.

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@iwanttomakethis

long live merica’🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🍺🍺🍺🍺

@user_3677853664

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Replying to @iwanttomakethis :

Everyone has their own passions, and that's wonderful

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@CooperLu

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handsome

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@tehanhunter

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Chang'e-6 Lunar Probe Model Chang'e-6 Moon Mission

Shout out to Bambu for offering this model. The only problem I encountered are suppports for both landing gears, but I believe at least the separated one is updated and probably easier to print now. For the upper landing gear (one-piece), I needed to add tree supports for all legs. This is one of my favorite models, and please keep up the great work! Wish all the best for human space exploration.

@Pringwill

Are you using all the recommended filaments here? The colors came out great whatever filament you used!

@tehanhunter

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Replying to @Pringwill :

Thanks! I used all bambu fillaments except for the gold one cause I was going to wrap it in gold foil anyway. I also painted the other small parts that are in gold.

@iamwhoiam

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Chang'e-6 Lunar Probe Model Chang'e-6 Moon Mission

I used aluminum foil sprayed with 3M self-adhesive (super 75). It worked really well.

@user_3185720665

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I encountered issues while printing the 8th plate of supports (out of 4) on my Bambu A1 using gold silk PLA. The print failed three times. However, printing each support individually resulted in success. Even attempting to print two supports at once resulted in a sudden uncontrolled stop and reset mid-print, leading to the collision of a portion of the model, ultimately failing the entire print. I'm unsure if I have an incorrect setting somewhere.

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