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Ace Combat 7 Arsenal Bird Display model

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  • Body.stl 28.507796999999982 × 167.540748 × 75.534115 mm
  • Left Wing.stl 141.615811 × 42.31039399999999 × 60.950165 mm
  • Logo Ace Combat 7.stl 74.230716 × 13.550369000000003 × 0.512245 mm
  • Right Wing.stl 141.597847 × 43.04278600000001 × 60.950104 mm
  • Stand B.stl 25.832840000000004 × 54.334686000000005 × 5.0000019999999985 mm
  • Stand with logo.stl 94.13492200000002 × 99.80416500000001 × 5.058067 mm
  • Stand without logo.stl 94.13491800000001 × 99.804172 × 4.131779 mm
  • x2 Propeller Big A.stl 30.604964999999993 × 30.604964999999993 × 5.301943000000001 mm
  • x2 Propeller Big B.stl 25.130538 × 25.127105999999998 × 3.880856 mm
  • x2 Propeller Big c.stl 5.315596999999997 × 5.315597999999994 × 4.798564 mm
  • x6 Propeller Small A.stl 17.716858000000002 × 17.714432000000002 × 3.5975649999999995 mm
  • x6 Propeller Small C.stl 3.523619999999994 × 3.5235970000000094 × 4.160025 mm
  • x6 Propeller Small D prop.stl 14.992133999999993 × 14.995993999999996 × 2.403471 mm

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Design number 502709
Design author MaxWillson
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3D model description

If you missed out on ace combat 7 pre-orders and don't want to pay stupid prices for your own arsenal bird.
Well, this model is made for you!

The Arsenal Bird, known officially as the Aerial Arsenal Ship is a class of unmanned aerial warships that function as airborne aircraft carriers, carrying up to 80 MQ-101 UAVs at any one time.

All of the propellers spin

Wingspan 42 cm

Drones not included

Weaponry not included

Force feels not included

Major thanks for groover_92 for the design work on this model!

Assembly.
the main body is made out of three, pieces and you simply connect them together with a little hole on either side
You will need glue to make sure that they stay together.

The propellers are split up into two versions big and small.
The assembly for them is identical

You'll have the cap which is a small curved point with a hole at the bottom

You'll have the propeller blades

And you will need a piece of filament 1.75mm.

Take the filament and straighten it out, now take some scissors and cut the ends until they are flat.

Take the filament and insert it into the cap whole with a bit of glue,
once the glue has dried you could take the propellers and slide them on

Note you may have to sand the inside of the propellers to make sure they are loose and they spin.

Finally, you take the piece of filament and insert it into the holes on the main body.

Note cut off a bit of filament at a time until you get the right distance then you could glue the filament into the main body or just leave it there.

Stand

Depending on your slicer you are able to stop the print halfway through and change filament.
You will need that functionality for the logo.

3D printing settings

Print settings

I have included some screenshots of orientation in the photos above.

You could print in 0.15mm or 0.10mm

But high quality will give you the best results for this model

You will need support enabled for every piece on this model except for the caps

For the propellers, I recommend you print them individually to avoid stringing.

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All categories › Game › Aircraft & Space

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