Swept-Wing EDF Jet — Assembled Airframe and Complete Print Kit
OVERVIEW A swept-wing EDF aircraft printing project with a source-derived static assembled display. The actual fuselage, joined canopy, six-section left and right wings, multipart ailerons, horizontal stabilisers, elevators, vertical stabiliser and four-section rudder are positioned with rigid transforms. The complete display retains 47 mesh instances and 3,175,018 source triangles. No missing power-system or purchased hardware has been invented. The silver finish is a proposed model-making treatment, not evidence of a physical build or flight test. FILES AND VARIANTS The complete resource archive preserves 182 distinct payloads: 56 supplied STL resources plus 50 distinct STL variants recovered from native projects, 31 Simplify3D factory projects, four MatterControl slice files, 38 source G-code presets, two PDF documents and one JPEG reference. All source formats and alternatives remain available. Factory project references were reconciled to functional opaque filenames while numerical transforms and source machine commands were retained. Native factory GUI compatibility has not been certified. Separate downloads provide the full-resolution coloured 3MF assembly, its opaque native Blender scene archive and a convenience archive of all 106 STL resources. The 3MF is a full-resolution display, not a validated single-piece printing instruction. The Blender assembly was independently reopened. Detailed English guidance is included in the archives. Original manuals, decal material, necessary notices and 3DLabPrint credits remain available. OPTIONAL FITTINGS Separate native resources include EDF-ring size options, equipment mounting pieces, a canopy latch, wheel components, wing covers, nose guns and a small tail fitting. These remain supplied resources rather than proof of installed equipment in the display. Consult the guide for bought-in servos, EDF, electronics, springs, rods and landing-gear requirements. The digital assembly does not certify their operation or compatibility. SCALE AND DIMENSIONS The guide states approximately 1:8 and nominal dimensions around 1220 mm wingspan, 1220 mm length and 460 mm height. These are unverified source specifications. Current static digital bounds are approximately 1205.64 mm longitudinally, 1222.64 mm in span and 385.09 mm high, excluding uninstalled fittings and purchased landing gear. These are scene measurements, not physical measurements. Check native project units separately. To resize the complete display, use target dimension divided by its current dimension times 100. Rescaling changes wall thicknesses, hinge diameters, clearances and hardware fit; it does not create a certified RC variant. PRINTING ADVICE — UNTESTED No physical printing, hinge-operation, strength, balance or flight testing has been performed for this publication. Inspect each selected component, thin-wall skin, rib, seam and control bearing in your slicer. Do not replace the supplied lightweight structure with an assumed generic infill recipe. Check the first layer and every intended printed island. Review supports manually to avoid blocking passages or damaging mating surfaces. Disconnected internal structures can be intentional; do not automatically merge or repair every component. Test a representative thin-wall section and a small joint before printing the complete kit. Validate extrusion or exposure, adhesion, cooling, material mass and layer bonding on your own equipment. Clean and dry-fit sections before bonding. Check left/right identity, control direction and canopy-latch fit. The guide calls for completing each horizontal stabiliser with its elevator and associated hardware at the bench before attaching it to the tail. Missing hardware is not supplied by an assembled image. MACHINE-SPECIFIC FILES Preserved G-code has not been executed and is not universal ready-to-run output. Verify firmware dialect, origin, machine size, temperatures, tool selection, extrusion mode and start/end commands before considering any preset. Produce your own validated toolpaths when compatibility is uncertain. FINISH AND IMAGES The proposed aluminium coating and darker canopy are applied to the real assembled surfaces. Photographic presentation uses local-PC rendering and an empty workshop background generated by local AI; the actual model pixels are protected from AI redraw. It is a digital finishing illustration, not a photograph of a tested print. Use primer and thin paint coats on a test sample and protect joints and bearings from paint buildup. RIGHTS AND STATUS Free CC0 distribution follows the account holder's explicit authorization. Necessary source notices and credits are retained; original authorship is not reassigned to the publishing account. Opaque filenames do not make recognizable geometry anonymous. Printing and mechanical or flight performance remain untested. #ScaleModel #ModelAircraft #EDFJet #3DPrinting #ModelMaking #PrintKit #CC0
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