Relive the Roswell Crash Legend
On July 8, 1947, the Roswell Daily Record published a shocking headline: the U.S. Army had recovered a “flying disc” near Roswell, New Mexico. Within hours, the story changed—reframed as a weather balloon. But the mystery only deepened, fueling decades of speculation about aliens, coverups, and reverse-engineered technology. This 3D‑printed flying saucer is a tribute to the crash that started it all.
Features
• Aerodynamic flying saucer shape with flowing non‑earthly curves
• Black nose sensor bay detail at the front of the craft
• Silver body with subtle paneling and sleek geometry
• Optional black stand with clear acrylic rod for an elevated display
• Available in 7″, 10″, and 12″ widths to fit your space
• Made in California using high‑quality PLA filament for durability
• Designed for UFO collectors, Roswell enthusiasts, and sci‑fi fans
Size Guide (Width × Depth × Height × Base Diameter)
• 7 in (178 mm) × approx. 6.25 in × 1.38 in – 4″ base
• 10 in (254 mm) × approx. 8.9 in × 1.97 in – 4.5″ base
• 12 in (305 mm) × approx. 10.75 in × 2.36 in – 5″ base
What’s Included
• Roswell Crash flying saucer replica (silver body with black sensor bay)
• Optional stand kit (black base and clear acrylic rod)
Why You’ll Love It
• Bold design inspired by one of the most famous UFO legends
• Conversation‑starting centerpiece for desks, shelves, or collections
• Ideal gift for anyone fascinated by extraterrestrial mysteries
Bring home the legend that sparked a movement.
