North American RA-5C "Vigilante"

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The two-seat RA-5 was born out of the naval bomber A-5 Vigilante (formerly A3J) and played a crucial role during the Vietnam War as a tactical reconnaissance aircraft. It boasts incredible speed, reaching mach 2 with its two powerful engines, and has a sleek design despite its size. With 156 RA-5Cs produced, some of which were modified from A-5Bs to become reconnaissance versions, these two models share almost identical features except for their electronic installations. Notably, the recce versions can carry war munitions and function as bombers. The RA-5 entered service with the US Navy in 1962 and remained operational until 1981. Models: Printed at a scale of 1:100 and 1:285 with a nozzle size of 0.4mm and layer thickness of 0.12mm. In the image from Cura, I'm displaying the position I tried.