Updated

After a bit I discovered that the doors were rotating in the 'closed' position and falling out a bit. Trimming made them looser. I could use a magnet (drill little hole in both sides to help hold them shut in the right spot), but I decided that rotating the hinge snaps might work. So this has the ends of the hinges rotated 90 degrees. Old doors are in a .zip in case those worked better for you.

More Drop Pod Stuff

See my full drop pod (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:446893), which is overly complete! I'll try to post a pix in a bit.
Thanks

Thanks a TON to Kushan77 and outofstep!
This one has some greeblies/detail to try to make it a little more fun.
Print on high (.1mm) to get the most detail. I print on supports (no raft), with the interior side facing the bed, and then leave a bit of the rafts on the model, which kind of makes it look a little like tread.
Please support my projects

In case you haven't seen my full size Lego R2-D2, check out L3-G0 @ http://L3-G0.com or http://youtube.com/myL3G0 - If you like my projects, please tweet or share, every bit helps, thanks! If you build one, please post a pix in the "I made one"

The original door intrudes into the interior too much, and the alternate door is better, but either doesn't have bilateral symmetry or I messed it up somehow. Also, those doors seem too skinny at the top and fat at the bottom.
I'm not sure how the originals were created, however I took the door, divided it in half (see the bilateral version), stuck the thing in a virtual model of the rest of the drop pod, and intersected it with the fins to make it fit fairly well.

Please support my projects

In case you haven't seen my full size Lego R2-D2, check out L3-G0 @ http://L3-G0.com or http://youtube.com/myL3G0 - If you like my projects, please tweet or share, every bit helps, thanks! If you build one, please post a pix in the "I made one"