This release includes the ship with full cockpit interior and all weapon accessories in 1/48 and 1/72 scale. 

The length in 1/48 scale is 373.5 mm (14.705 in)
The length in 1/72 scale is 249 mm (9.803 in)

All parts are optimized for resin printing.
Pre-supported STL files and Lychee Slicer Scenes for resin printing are included for both scales.


**Notes for assembly 1/48 scale**
The ship has a recess for a M6 nut on the bottom.
M6 Nuts: https://amzn.to/42J9tkB

The Gatling Guns and the Gatling Gun Hatches have recesses for Magnets to swap them out.
Magnets 5x1mm: https://amzn.to/418CW6S

The Bottom Gun and Bottom Gun Hatch have recesses for Magnets to swap them out.
Magnets 3x1mm: https://amzn.to/42QLAb5
The Bottom Gun comes in two versions. One solid and one hollow for LED lighting (1.5mm LED, holes for cable routing must be drilled)

The Canopy can be printed with or without glass.


**Notes for assembly 1/72 scale**
The ship has a recess for a M3 nut on the bottom.
M3 Nuts: https://amzn.to/4jSBEES

The Gatling Guns and the Gatling Gun Hatches have recesses for Magnets to swap them out.
Magnets 5x1mm: https://amzn.to/418CW6S

The Bottom Gun is too small for magnets. Therefore, you need to use double-sided tape (or similar) in order to swap the parts.
The bottom gun comes in two versions. One solid and one hollow for LED lighting (1mm LED, holes for cable routing must be drilled).

The Canopy can be printed with or without glass.


If you still need a good slicer for resin printing, I recommend Lychee Slicer:
https://lychee.co/pricing-and-subscription?utm_source=affiliae&utm_campaign=lychee&utm_medium=NerdMaker&ae=55 *


**Info**
Min. required printer build volume: 192x120x200 mm (WxDxH)
Print the wings and the fuselage with engineering resin (or similar that has little to no flex) to prevent any sagging. Don’t use an ABS-like resin.
Cure the wings and the fuselage very thoroughly immediately after printing for at least 20-30 minutes (washed of course).

My resin recommendation: https://amzn.to/454ywQd

For assembly guidance I recommend to import all STL files in Fusion. Then you can see the entire model in 3D, hide/show every part and see exactly where every part goes. An instruction how to do that and a color guide are included in the download.


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