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STS-1 Papermodel (1:144 Scale)



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1:144 Columbia Original markings

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1:144 Columbia Original markings

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1:144 STS-1 Payload bay Rev.1

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1:144 STS-1 Use for Open - Payload bay model version

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©2009 Not for commercial use Original design by RICHARD DE VRIES from Amsterdam, Holland (www.smarpache.com)

1:144 Scale

Wing Supports for AXM Shuttle

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1:144 Shuttle general parts Rev. 2

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1:144 Shuttle general parts

Space Shuttle Main Engines



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New Shuttle Cabin Windows

Columbia Discovery

Atlantis

(replacement parts)

(Modifications 1, 2, 3)

(Rest of modifications)

Challenger

Check REFERENCE Page from Website

to look for corresponding Missions

(All modifications)

(Modifications 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)

(Modification 7)

(Modification 8, 9)

(Modif. 1,2,3)

Atlantis modif. 4

Endeavour modif. 2, 3

Atlantis modif. 5

Endeavour modif. 1



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New Shuttle Forward Reaction Control System module

(Use these parts with “Open Payload-bay” Shuttles)

(Glue on top of original cardstock part)

Columbia

(Modif.1,2)

(Modif. 3, 4, 5, 6)

(Modif. 7)

(Columbia last modif.)

(Challenger all modif.)

Discovery, Atlantis, Endeavour

ALL modifications

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Use this part for “In Orbit ” model version Not used with ET/SRB’s

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Replacement partReplacement part

Use for Maiden Flights on a

Orbiters



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Use with Shuttle Stack model

Use it with ET/SRB’s

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Use for Maiden Flights on a

Orbiters



1:144 Space Shuttle Paper model Assembly

You need: White glue, a craft knife, ruler, tweezers, a cutting mat, and very, veryimportant……..PATIENCE.

For beginners is best to learn basic techniques for papermodeling before this assembly.You can check in the Internet.

The following pages show a sequence of photos as a guide to build this model. Thisapplies to all closed-payload bay Shuttle models.



The payload bay box is a key element. Glue the numbered tabs with the correspondentnumbers in the dashed areas.

These tabs secure the front bottom. This is how it will look when correctly glued.

Note the curved front bottom. (This is key) Reinforcers



Glue the payload box on top of this part. Make pressure to form a curved front bottom.

This is how it will look. Prepare this structure that will give shape to the crew cabin.

. These 2 parts are never glued. They will

“float” on top of the other

Note how the small tabs are folded. Thefront ones are folded backwards and the

center ones will be opposite to each

other.



This is how it will look. .

Align the lines for symmetry.

Glue both ends A and D. The walls need to be glued too. Let it dry.

Crew cabin and payload box need to be

glued perfectly as photo show.

Give a curved shape to this part.

The walls are folded on this line.Fold tabs towards the front.



These are other views of this step. Now lets prepare the Shuttle cabin!

Fold between these 2 points.

Note that the walls are flat straight. Onlythe upper section is given a rounded

shape.

This area is curved.

Align the lines for symmetry.

These 2 parts need to touch in the line. How it looks from below. Note that the

black flaps will not touch each other.



Give shape to the nose. Insert the small piece with the small tabs

folded outwards.

Close this part with the “teeth” protruding outwards.

Glue the nosecap covering the teeth.

Bend the lateral windows inward and

glue to the tab.

This is how it will look.



Glue the indicated areas only.

Prepare the belly section by cutting the 2holes.This is how it will look.



Glue the body on top of the belly section

leaving the holes at view.

This is how it will look after the belly

section is glued.

Now ready for the wings!

The arrows indicate where to cut in theleading edge of each wing. Cut deep and

stop at the black line.

Fold all the tabs along the wing.



The wing has to be glued

below the wall markings.

After both wings are attached, prepare the

aft section by folding all tabs.

Don’t forget to cut out the squares.

Another view

A whole view of the wings glued.

This is how it will look.



Glue the aft section as indicated.

Another view. Now prepare the OMS parts.

Fold here and here. Bend the tabs as indicated.



These 2 photos show how the thruster box is formed.

Back and front views

Glue these parts as shown.



Connect the front part with the rest of the OMS pod. Make it fit.

If necessary press down where indicated

to make it fit.

The inner tab has to be glued to the

black portion of the OMS pod.

Press and hold to dry.

Glue R-R and L-L.



How it looks from below.Side view.

Prepare the tail and the body flap.

Before gluing the body flap, identifythe black side and gray side.

Black side faces up and gray side faces

down.



This is how it will look when building a

drag chute tail.Body flap in place.

Sequence to build each engine.



1:144 Space Shuttle Columbia

“SILTS” tailpod assembly

You need: White glue, a craft knife, ruler, tweezers, a

cutting mat, and very, very important……..PATIENCE.For beginners is best to learn basic techniques for papermodeling. You can

check in the Internet.



The following pages show a sequence of photos as a guide to build this

model.

Prepare the tailfin parts Make a cylinder out of the tailpod

Prepare the drag chute box Fold these areas (inward)

Insert cylinder into the hole. Foldedareas will cover the cylinder whentailfin is finally closed.



Glue everything together. Close the back of the pod

Give shape to the tip of the pod by bending the 4 teeth inward.

Enjoy!



These are the 2 files for close-payload bay (left) and open-payload bay versions (r ight)

Here are the parts after being cut.



Start assembling the aft section. Note how the tabs are folded.

This is the payload bay “skin” after being folded along the indicated lines.

ote how these 2 parts come together. On the right is a view from the bottom.



The small tabs secure the box. On the right is the completed aft section of the orbiter.

This photo belongs to STS-1 payload.

Start sliding the whole payload bay skin inside the payload bay box without glue. Normally the

payload bay skin is lower than the payload bay box walls.

These photos show before and after putting the front bulkhead of the cabin.



ote that the walls have been put. Wings, cabin, tail and OMS pods have been added.

Payload bay doors are prepared now. Note the slight bend above the hinge line. IMPORTANT.

Before gluing the doors verify the curvature of the doors. The small protruding tabs will be glued

to the payload bay to fix the doors in place. This hinge will ultimately break if doors are moved

on a regular basis. At this point there are a lot of options to upgrade the “hinge”. Experienced

cardmodelers can be creative in making hinges for the doors using all kinds of materials. As an

example, using the tip of toothpicks that will be inserted on the walls will ease the movement of

the door to open and close with no problems.

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