Desk display and lift-out play. For desks, shelves and kids' rooms: a small rocket-and-tower display that doubles as a hands-on toy. Lift the black body tube out of the two cradle arms, set it down, then drop it back through the collar so it stands upright again. A tidy print project for space fans.

Lift-out rocket, cradled. Two cradle arms angle inward from the masts and clasp the body tube just below the nose cone, while the fin skirt collar seats the rocket on the base plate. Lift the rocket straight up and out of the arms, then lower it back into the collar to stage it again.

Six pieces, no glue needed. Six pieces make up the design: the tower with its base plate and two tapered masts, cradle_arm_left and cradle_arm_right, the rocket_body_tube, the nose_cone and the fin_skirt. The arms seat into mortise pockets in the masts, the cone caps the tube, and the skirt fits around its base.

Printed texture, no paint. The display stands about 7.1 in tall. The tower's wide base plate anchors two tapered masts, and every piece is a simple solid form, so the fine ribbed layer lines read as deliberate texture. Each part in a single colour gives the multi-colour craft-model look without paint.