This is a compact desktop model

At first, this model was just created as a school project related to the book series. Since the details of the Rossinant in the drama are not very detailed, and there are some differences in ship design between the original work and the drama, the final model is not 100% faithful to the original work or the drama in terms of appearance.

I strongly recommend that if you want to print the "Rossinante Accessories" file, it's best to use a high-precision FDM 3D printer or resin printing technology. When outputting with the default FDM printing parameters, the text size is too small. Even if it can be barely recognized, it's inevitably blurry. However, on my resin printer, the model only needs one print to be accurate and detailed.

After completing the FDM printing: If you wish, you can cut a small paperclip to the appropriate length and gently insert it into the four small holes at the top of the ship to outline the delicate antenna details. If the paperclip cannot be completely embedded in the holes, you can slightly heat the paperclip over a fire until it softens slightly, then carefully press it into the holes to ensure a secure fit.

If you want to adjust the scale of the model, you are free to try it. However, please note that due to the inevitable deviations in the tolerances between the ship and the accompanying landing gear, the small holes at the top of the ship may not perfectly fit the size of the paperclip, which will affect the overall effect.

Hint: One of the cargo doors was slightly damaged. This design is intended to pay tribute to several key plot points in the original series - of course, these plot points have not yet been addressed in the current TV series.

If you need a version with an undamaged cargo door, or a display base version without a back nameplate, or have other special requirements, please feel free to contact me in the comments section at any time—I will usually respond promptly and do my best to meet your needs.

If you need more professional advice before and after printing, you might want to check out the relevant sharing on the Makes platform. @lunaraa has left many excellent comments on their Make projects, and I'm sure they will bring you a lot of inspiration and help.