OUTLAND CON AM SHUTTLE PROJECT
Monday, August 31, 2026 at 3:46PM Welcome to the OUTLAND Con-Am Shuttle project!! The goal of this project: to produce the greatest replica ever made of the OUTLAND SHUTTLE. Now YOU can 3D print this at home!
THIS PROJECT IS FULLY COMPLETE AND AVAILABLE AS A 3D PRINT PROJECT.
This is a 3D Print model file item - in STL format.
Full build-up of this 3D print model:
DIGITAL MODEL FOR 3D PRINTING (no physical media)
The model consists of:
- Main hull (alternate version cuts this hull in half at the center for printing HUGE)
- Top cap
- Bottom cap
- Antenna
- Front endcap (with several associated detail parts)
- Rear endcap (with several associated detail parts)
- Front beacon and beacon housing
- 2 forward engines and cowlings (with deatils)
- 2 rear engines and cowlings (with details)
- Side detail caps
- 2 side landing gear (with flaps)
- 2 endcap landing gear (with flaps and shields)
- Forward beacon
- Under-hull medallion detail
- Full color PDF for 4 Con Am decals (can be printed on regular copy paper and laminted onto the model)
Please remember that you can UPSCALE or DOWNSIZE your model as your see it, and according to the size of your printer. I have instructions on this here: LEARN TO PRECISELY SCALE your 3D print model to standard scale ratios.
Remember there are 2 versions of the TOP LID components, one with the millenium falcon turret detail, and one that uses the dome detail in the same location. Martin Bowers and team decided to thrown in a star wars falcon MPC kit part on top of the model. Both versions are accurate and both appear in behind the scenes material. I favored the DOME version in my personal test print, but feel free the print the falcon turret version if you like it better.
This is what a fully printed raw kit looks like. This one was printed at 140% default scale on my 2 elegoo Jupiter printers. I would suggest FDM printing the large parts to keep the weight down.
And here is the test assembly. Printed at 140% default scale, resulting in a model that is exactly 2 feet long!
There is more surface detail per square inch on this model than anything I've ever worked on.
Test printing the Outland Shuttle (upsized to maximize the print bed on an Elegoo Jupiter).
