Ship 33 and Booster 14 were successfully launched as part of Flight Test 7 on Jan 16, 2025. This was the inaugural flight of a Block 2 Ship. The mission was planned to test the deployment system for 10 Starlink satellites. During the initial burn, the Ship 33 engines experienced premature shutdowns, followed by a loss of telemetry. The vehicle exploded likely due to a fuel leak. SuperHeavy Booster 14 successfully returned to the launch site and was caught by the launch tower chopsticks. This was the second booster recovered.

Source: Wikipedia

What's new?

-Ship 33 has a logo of a Mechazilla with chopsticks on one side near the flap.

-Heat shield tiles on either side of Starship have been removed in order to study catch-enabling hardware on future vehicles.

-New set of tiles are present on both aft flaps.

-Raptor engine 316 shows a logo of WW wrestler.

-New thin forward flaps on a 140 degree from the midline.

-Catch pins are now installed on both sides below the forward flaps.

-New upperdome

Launch Site: Boca Chica Facility, Texas

Vehicle: Orbital Prototype Starship Block 2

1:100 Scale paper model (Updated on March 8, 2025 with corrected details)

Model photos provided by Richard Armenta and to @Shockwave130524 who provided the 3d printed catch pins and Starship 3d formers.

Optional 3D engine: (S28 engine section can be used for S33)

https://www.printables.com/model/782496-starship-s28-engine-section

Catch Pins for AXM Models at Printables from Shockwave Aviation