Booker's Space Ship Model (Printed)

This is a 3D printable model of Cleveland Booker's ship 'The Nautilus' from the T.V. series Star Trek Discovery.

The Nautilus was a small scout ship owned and operated by Cleveland Booker during the late 32nd century. It was later adopted by Starfleet as a ship class.

The model includes a stand to display the model on.

This Sci-fi 3D design is memorabilia but it also fits with any futuristic, post-apocalyptic, cyberpunk or dystopian wargaming tabletop setting.

This is a single-part model.

This is a Multi-part model.

330mm x 129mm x  44mm for the extra large resin model

194mm x 75mm x 25mm for the large resin model

100mm x 38mm x 13mm for the small resin model

50mm x 19mm x 6.5mm for the extra small model

This Sci-fi Gaming Model is printed on FDM 3D printers in our workshop. The model is printed with a 0.4mm nozzle at 0.2mm layer height for best results. 

Some Clean-up May be required.

Models are supplied un-painted. 

This Gaming Model is printed on Resin 3D printers, such as the Elegoo Mars in our workshop. The model is printed witha 0.02 to 0.05mm layer height for best results.

Models are supplied un-painted.

Some Cleanup may be required. 
Clean Resin with warm soapy water before painting for best reults.

These 3D models are designed for 28mm Sci-fi tabletop gaming and take an approximate base scale of 1/50.

Other scales are available and if you don't see the scale you require please contact us with details. 

Please allow 5-10 days for the model to produce, this time depends on the scale of the model, the size of the order and the current workload. While we ask you to allow this time we will attempt to get the order out within a couple of days.

Judge Dredd, Necromunda, Fallout Wasteland, Infinity, Konflikt ‘47, Kill Team, stargrave, WH40k and Star Wars Legion. It also adds flavour to RPG’s such as SLA Industries and Paranoia!

We use recycled packaging!

This does not mean you item will be treated with any less respect but it does mean less waste. See our blog post on packaging for more information.

Some of the images supplied are computer generated and are for reference. They are images of the STL files that will be 3D printed.