* The cockpit canopy is the most delicate part to print because of the thin lines.
It does fit the print bed on my Ender 3 (just) This is not recommended and I did not print it this way, but if you're brave and want to try an all in one, this is for you. * I have produced a complete STL with every part arranged on the bed. Resin printing would produce a finer surface. Glueing of the final parts is necessary, with filling of joins and sanding highly recommended for FDM prints. I printed it with tree supports, sliced via Cura 4.5 and printed in PLA at 200/50 temp. The lines where it breaks are lines that appear on the model or can be easily hidden with filler. * I have arranged the parts to cause minimal disruption to a final print and require a minimum of support. Here are the notes from the README to help you decide if this model is for you:
You can print this on any 3D printer of your choice, or have it printed for you by a commercial printer. The model has been test printed and painted. This is a digital STL file for a Babylon 5 Thunderbolt Starfury, scaled at 1:62 initially.
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