by Bandido
UPDATE 25-FEB-2020: My first test print failed on the tail surfaces, too thin. New STL with thicker wings, tails. Enlarged the model a few millimeters too.
A toy airplane, toon version of that sexy jet fighter that filled the big screen and our imaginations (no, not Kelly) in "Top Gun", the F-14A.
This one is still untested, printing as I write. The model itself is a bit of a hack, I must review some geometry and try to reduce the file size. But since I won't have time for any of that in the coming days, I'll share it as is so you can have a look.
The nozzles are separate parts, glue in place after removing supports.
Be extra careful removing supports from wingtips and tails, these areas are usually fragile due to the sweepback angle.
Slicing: ALWAYS enable the "Union Overlapping Volumes" in the "Mesh Fixes" pane of CURA.
Supports: yes
Layer height: 0.1mm
Bed adhesion: 8mm brim
