AIM-9X Sidewinder Heat Seeking Missile - Free 3D Print Model

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1:8 Scale (~18in or 45cm tall)

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4.1 h

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1:12 Scale (~1ft or 30cm tall)

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3.8 h

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Summary

This is a 1:8 or 1:12 (you pick) scale model of the legendary AIM-9X Sidewinder heat seeking missile. Make sure you choose the print profile for the size you want – 1:8 is around a 18 inches and 1:12 is around 1 foot tall. This is a much more detailed model than my previous AIM-9X. I will soon also be releasing two more US air-to-air missiles in high detail including the AIM-120 and with the same scales so you can make them match.

This model snaps together for easy assembly, no glue is required.

Bambu Filaments used were:

Basic Light Gray
Matte Brown
Matte Yellow
Basic Dark Gray
Hatchbox Chrome Metallic for the shiny bits (Amazon Link)

This 3D print is intended for decorative purposes only and is not suitable for children. Small parts may present a choking hazard and edges may be sharp. By printing this 3D print, you assume all liability for any harm to yourself or others resulting from its use.

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This 3D print is intended for decorative purposes only and is not suitable for children. Small parts may present a choking hazard and edges may be sharp. By printing this 3D print, you assume all liability for any harm to yourself or others resulting from its use.

Comment & Rating (121)

@user_2228948081

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might have gotten overboard but decided to make it 1:1 scale, im kinda new to 3d printing so i just cut it up and somehow made it fit on A1 printer, all printed with petg (you can probably guess where i ran out of white filament lol) still not done with it, finna paint it all

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@rexilabs

Thanks for the boost 🙂 Wow that's really impressive, thanks for sharing photos -- looks like it'll be really cool once it's done. The real thing is so huge it's like a telephone pole at 5 in in diameter, so that's impressive to do it full size.

@user_2228948081

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effect wow

@dcsp52

wow - how much filament for such 3m rocket ;D its amazing and looks scary in flats staircase ;D

@willis07

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1:8 Scale (~18in or 45cm tall)

can someone tell me what I am doing wrong ? im new to 3d printing and I have tried this print 3 or 4 times

The profile uploader has replied

@rexilabs

Looks like perhaps the printer needs to be calibrated or the bands that move the extruder head are loose since it appears that the x/y precision is off.

@willis07

Replying to @rexilabs :

ok i will keep trying. thank you

@rexilabs

Replying to @willis07 :

If you run into more trouble, the r/3dprinting subreddit would be a great place to post a picture and a description of your printer, they have been a huge help to me in the past to diagnose issues with certain prints.

@McMercy

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1:8 Scale (~18in or 45cm tall)

Excellent model. I tried to upscale it to 1:4 and printed two. Gonna buy some more fillament and try 1:2 next!

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@rexilabs

Nice, thanks for sharing pics 🙂

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@nic.lewis1126

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1:8 Scale (~18in or 45cm tall)

Model of a Chinese spy balloon next??

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@rexilabs

Thanks for the model suggestion 🙂

@GroovishWonder

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Awesome print. (Seems I misplaced one of the fins on the large one) Small one was a pain due to the size but came together in the end (1/3 scale) Thank you for RexiLabs for posting so many great models!

The designer has replied

@rexilabs

Thanks 🙂

@user_1778300898

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perfect print, perfect fit and prints fast! thanks for this great piece!

The designer has replied

@rexilabs

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the model 🙂

@andre.rasen

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1:8 Scale (~18in or 45cm tall)

Amazing! Nice work

@Conrad_747

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1:12 Scale (A1 Mini Version)

Fantastic model, turned out great! I made a different stand to hold it at an angle, but I love the included stand as well. Thank you for uploading such a high-quality model.

@sober12831

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1:8 Scale (~18in or 45cm tall)

Great design as always and very easy to Print

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@rexilabs

Thanks!

@nic.lewis1126

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Came out great! Wondering about how to make a rail so I can mount it on my RC planes

The designer has replied

@rexilabs

The mounting brackets on the missile were only intended for show, but that being said I think they would probably be somewhat robust enough to be hung on some sort of rack. It would need to be a rack with a kind of triangular cavity in it probably

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