1:200 Folland Gnat F1 / HAL Ajeet MK1

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Someone told me that i made almost every main aircraft of Indo-Pakistani wars ... except the Gnat, so, here the little Sabre Slayer. The RAF only had the T1 trainer variant in service; old kids like me remember the Red Arrows equipped with this little plane. India and Finland used the F1 fighter variant and India also built their own Gnat and then, in 1976, an improved variant called Ajeet (Sanskrit term for "invincible"). Not sure about the external difference between Gnat and Ajeet, but it seems the only noticeable difference was that the increased internal fuel capacity allowed the Ajeet to use its external attachment points for something other than the usual fuel tanks. Somewhere I read that the F1 Gnat only had 2 hardpoints but the Finnish Gnats and the (two) aircrafts supplied to the Romanian Air Force show 4 so, to give all the possibilities, I made almost every possible configuration; choose the one you like. This aircraft is very maneuverable and with a high weight/thrust ratio but it is so tiny that it seems the toy version of itself! New Models Optimized for FDM printers with 0.2mm extruder; the old ones have been moved to the old.zip file. Models: Folland/HAL Gnat F1 and HAL Ajeet in various configurations of load (clean, with empty pylons, with fuel tanks, with 500lb bombs and Matra type 155 rocket launchers). Models scale 1:200 made to be printed with a FDM with 0.2 nozzle at this scale. For other scales use the following values into your slicer: for 1:100 use 200% for 1:144 use 139% for 1:200 leave 100% for 1:285 use 70% for 1:300 use 66% At 1:100 it can be used a FDM printer with a 0.4mm nozzle. Under 1:200 is almost mandatory a resin printer. Print test 1:200 mades with a FDM with 0.2mm nozzle and 0.12 mm layers. This creation is reserved exclusively for private and personal use; redistribution of these files, as they are or modified, is not permitted. For further details read the "Copyright" section in the FAQ section of Cults site by clicking on the (C) symbol below. ciao Enrico