Lockheed U2-R Dragon Lady

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The main STL model measures approximately 1:50 in scale. It has been divided into printable parts, and I've included holes for inserting wood skewers or metal rods to enhance structural stability during assembly. I utilized the Anycubic Kossel Linear with standard print settings to achieve a robust outcome. A combination of two perimeter walls and 15-20% linear infill is sufficient to produce a sturdy print. To simplify gluing, it's recommended to maintain both floor and ceiling walls in place. Supports are not required for this project. All printable parts are ready-to-go and do not necessitate rotation or scaling adjustments. However, parts four through five need to be printed twice: once as is and again flipped to create the opposing plane surface. Additionally, I have included the original Blender model, allowing users to personalize it according to their preferences. Please note that this project is still a work in progress, being my first attempt at creating a project of this nature.