This is the second model in my “The Wandering Earth” series—last time I created a lunar rover, and this time it’s a space station.

The space station is intended purely as a decorative display piece; aesthetics are the main focus. Assembly has been significantly simplified—no hot‑melt nuts are required, and the number of screws needed is minimal.

While the supports on this model are relatively easy to remove, there are quite a few of them. The large base plate is one-piece, and despite optimizing the angles to reduce stress, support structures are still unavoidable.

The primary filaments used for this model are black, white, and gray—materials that are relatively easy to work with.

Below are the optional components, mainly lighting and control systems:
The components required come from a maker-friendly kit sourced from a certain plant-based manufacturer (though these aren’t strictly necessary):

Power distribution board IA005 x2
LED light board KB002 x1
COB LED strip KA009 x1
SH2.0 – 2‑pin 20cm cable IC007 x2
Essential hardware:

2.5*6 pan‑head Phillips screws x22