History
The Merlin 1C engine is a liquid-fueled rocket engine developed by SpaceX corp. It features a regeneratively cooled nozzle and combustion chamber, uses liquid oxygen and RP-1 as rocket propellants in a gas-generator power cycle. Propellants are fed via a single shaft, dual impeller turbopump. The turbopump also provides high-pressure fluid for the hydraulic actuators. It was tested successfully with a full mission duty on November 2007. A variant of the Merlin 1C saw it’s maiden flight in August 2008 powering the third Falcon 1 that was unsuccessful. In September 2008 powered Falcon 1 on it’s fourth flight and became the first privately-developed liquid-fueled rocket to successfully reach orbit. Nine Merlin 1C rocket engines power the first stage in Falcon 9
that saw its maiden flight in June 2010.

Specifications:
Thrust: 94,000 lbf, Dry weight: 1,380 pounds (630 kg)

Item Description
Full SLA (Stereolithography) 3dprinted scale model kit with very high detail.
Includes detailed assembly instructions booklet also available as a PDF download.

Dimensions of finished model:
Height: 240mm (9.44in)
Width/Length: 90 x 90mm (3.54 x 3.54in)