Star Wars Kom'rk/Gauntlet Fighter

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<p>The Kom'rk Fighter ("Kom'rk" means “Gauntlet” in Mando'a) is a mandalorian ship. Although calling ship thats over 50m long a “fighter” is a bit of a stretch. It seems to be mostly used as a transport/dropship, but you can also see a fleet of Kom'rke defeat a seperatist fleet in the comic “Darth Maul - Son of Dathomir”.</p><h3>Versions</h3><p>There are three versions of this craft which appeared in different shows. This model is based on the second version.</p><p>The first appeared in the early seasons of Clone Wars. It is 68m long and the inner edge of the wing is straight.</p><p>The second one appeared in the later seasons of Clone Wars and in Rebels. It is 52.3m long and the cannons sit inbetween the mandibles.</p><p>The third version appeared for one scene in the Mandalorian. I don't know its exact size. The joints between the wings and body are larger. Also it looks like the wings can not rotate around the body like with the other versions.</p><h3>Model</h3><p>This is a model at 1:270 scale. It's 198.9mm long and has a wingspan of 176.6mm. It comes in three pieces - front, back and wings.</p><p>There are two versions for the front. The version with peg is compatible with a big pin and holder from <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/61490-model-holder">here</a>.</p><p>There are two versions for the wings. On “kom_rk_wings”, the wings can move up and down, but snap at 90° intervals. The wings use the same mechanism as on my <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/68920-star-wars-mandalorian-shuttle">Kom'rk'ika</a> model. Printing and removing the supports can be tricky. On “kom_rk_wings_simple” the wings are fixed.</p><h3>Printing</h3><p>All parts need supports. I have printed everything at 0.15mm layer height.</p><p>If you are using a Prusa Mini, you will have to cut the wings as they are a bit to tall.</p><h3>Update: 1:2000 Version</h3><p>I have added a version at 1:2000 scale, “kom_rk_1_2k”. It is 27.4mm long and has a wingspan of 25mm. The wings and mandibles are thicker to accomodate the smaller scale.</p><p>To give you a sense of just how tiny it is, I have added a picture which shows it alongside a 2€ coin and a <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/64840-star-wars-cr90-corvette">CR90 corvette</a> (also at 1:2000 scale).</p><p>It comes as a single piece and has moving print-in-place wings, which can rotate around the body. The wings can not move up and down though.</p><p>Printed at 0.07mm layer height with supports on buildplate.</p>