Swept-Wing RC Jet — Model Kit & Finished Display

OVERVIEW
Swept-Wing RC Jet is a digital aircraft model kit with a finished-display illustration. The pointed nose, dark canopy, swept main wings, paired side intakes and tall vertical tail give the aircraft its distinctive outline. The cover proposes a glossy green finish with white and dark sweeping accents. It shows an assembled model on a foam cradle at an airfield workbench. The cradle, tools and distant surroundings are illustrative accessories, not additional downloadable parts.

DOWNLOAD CONTENTS
The complete ZIP contains 39 supplied STL geometry variants, the OBJ viewing copy, 61 supplied G-code presets, an English preparation guide, a machine-file guide, a file inventory and the locally generated display image. Repeated identical resources are stored once. Every public filename is an independent neutral identifier. The inventory lists actual files, byte sizes and current integrity hashes. It does not include a correspondence with earlier filenames. Alternative sections and presets are not a bill of materials or a count of pieces required for one build.

GEOMETRY AND MACHINE FILES
STL triangle payloads and OBJ geometric data are preserved. The G-code files retain their executable command streams and operational slicer settings; only descriptive names and mesh-label comments are normalized. No printer commands were executed during preparation. These presets are machine-specific historical resources, not tested universal settings. Read the machine-file guide and inspect printer type, dimensions, material, temperatures, start/end sequences and extrusion configuration before use. Re-slice the selected geometry for your own setup when compatibility is uncertain.

PRINTING ADVICE — UNTESTED
Inspect each selected part in a slicer. Confirm units, disconnected shells, open edges, minimum wall thickness, thin trailing edges, support access and left/right variants. Large wing and fuselage sections may need a suitable build volume, reinforcement and nonprinted components; establish these from the actual parts and construction method. A layer height around 0.12–0.20 mm can be an initial FDM trial range for an appropriately sized component, not a validated airframe preset. Print a representative thin feature and joint sample before a complete build. Check material behaviour and bonding on that sample. Work on copies when repairing, splitting or resizing. Structural strength, part fit, electronics, propulsion and flight capability have not been certified.

DIMENSIONS AND SCALE
No physical scale is certified from the cover or a layout bounding box. Confirm units and measure selected geometry independently. Uniform resize percentage equals target dimension divided by current dimension multiplied by 100. If a native 1:N scale is independently established and the desired scale is 1:T, use N divided by T multiplied by 100. Recheck thin features, clearances, reinforcement and hardware compatibility after any resize. A display miniature and an operating RC aircraft have different construction requirements.

Untested source geometry. Confirm units, thin features, source documentation and clearances. No physical print, fit or mechanical function is certified.

Prepared for display and download. No physical print has been certified.