Roketsan ATMACA Lamp

🚀 Roketsan ATMACA Missile Lamp – From War to Light
 

Hello Makers,

In this project, I reimagined the ATMACA anti-ship missile, one of Türkiye's notable engineering achievements, through my own design perspective. However, this is much more than a static display model it's a functional lighting project that combines the possibilities of 3D printing with creative design.

The idea behind this project was simple: objects created for war can be transformed into peaceful objects that illuminate our homes.

A small tribute to a future where rockets remain silent and only lamps shine.

 

✨ Model Versions

The project includes two different versions to suit various spaces and printing preferences.
 

1️⃣ Giant 1/4 Scale Version (Approximately 150 cm / 59 in)

Designed for makers who want a truly eye-catching statement piece.

• Approximately 150 cm (59 in) tall
• Compatible with standard E27 light sockets
• Works with the Bambu Lab LED Kit (cable extension may be required)
• Compatible with Remote Controlled 16-Color RGBW Puck Lights
• Creates an impressive large-scale decorative lighting centerpiece

2️⃣ Compact Ambient Version

Perfect for desktops, shelves, and smaller spaces.

• Approximately 50% smaller than the full-size version
• Features a custom smoke-effect launch base
• Base is compatible with the Bambu Lab LED Kit
• Internal lighting enhances the smoke effect dramatically
• A tealight candle can be placed in the rocket's top section to create a warm ambient glow

🔧 Printing & Assembly

No AMS Required

The model has been designed to be printed and assembled without requiring a multi-color printing system.

Easy Assembly

All parts connect using a threaded screw-together system.

✔ No glue required
✔ Easy to assemble and disassemble
✔ Strong and secure connections

Print-Friendly Design

All components have been optimized for reliable printing with minimal support requirements on most hobby-grade 3D printers.

⚙️ Recommended Print Settings

Material

• PLA CF
• White PLA or Transparent PLA is recommended for illuminated parts

Layer Height

• 0.20 mm
• 0.24 mm

Wall Count

• Minimum 2 walls
• 3–4 walls recommended for additional strength

Infill

• 4–6%

Supports

• Minimal supports where necessary
• Model has been optimized accordingly

When printed, this project becomes more than just a decorative lamp it represents an idea:
 

An engineering icon transformed from a symbol of conflict into a source of light.
 

Don't forget to share your prints and the different color combinations you experiment with in the comments! Seeing the unique interpretations and personal touches that each maker brings to the design is always a great source of inspiration for me.
 

Happy Printing! 🚀💡

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