by Nakozen

The Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey is a tilt-rotor aircraft capable of taking off vertically and hovering like a helicopter, and pitching its rotors 90 degrees forward to fly like an aeroplane, currently in service with the USAF and JSDF.

Pair it up alongside more USAF models!
F16 Fighting FalconP-51D Mustang

4 versions of the kit are included, be sure to choose the right one you want! The main model features print-in-place rotating propellers which have fairly close tolerances, alongside a variant with FIXED rotors for those unable to print the moving parts. Both kits feature hanging loops, and another 2 without.

This is the most complex model to date with 12 individual parts, 2 of them with moving parts. All individual part models are included, along with a tighter tolerance rotor which prints great at 200% scale, and 'Blur' to imitate a moving prop.

I would suggest printing 'Osprey-Rotor.stl' on its own first if you are unsure about the tolerances, but hopefully it won't be too widespread of an issue!

INSTRUCTION SHEET COMING SOON!

Makes highly welcome, always love to see them :)
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Print Settings

Printer brand:

Creality

Printer:

Ender 3 Pro

Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

Resolution:

0.2

Infill:

100%

Filament_brand:

Geeetech

Filament_color:

White

Filament_material:

PLA

Notes:

It's a nice snap fit for me and my printer, results may vary! To tweak the tightness, simply increase or decrease the Z height in your slicer, otherwise a little glue can go a long way! Unsure how the moving rotor parts will cope with single axis scaling... (Give the rotors a blow!)