Gloster Meteor F.4, RC, 70mm EDF

This model is a development of the 50mm EDF equivalent Meteor also listed under my account in CULTS.
https://cults3d.com/@Bcamel

Two variants are offered in this download
-Short wing (majority manufactured)
-long wing (first ~100 manufactured)

The Meteor was the only allied jet to go into service during the second world war in mid-1944. A classic early era jet design the type saw service in many iterations as a frontline fighter until 1961 with the type finally retired in 1977.

Early examples of the F.4 variant were used in late 1945 and again in 1946 to break the world speed record.

Included is the full set of print files for the 70mm EDF RC Gloster Meteor F.4

Design Specifications
EDF: 2 x 70 mm (FMS V2 recommended)
Wingspan: ~1264 mm (short wing option), 1482 mm (long wing option)
Length: 1438 mm
Scale: 1 : 8.9 (approx.)
Wing Area (long): 4.68 ft2 or 674 in2 (approx.)
Flight weight: 4.8 kg (7000 mAh, 6S)
Wing Loading: ~36 oz/ft2

Links
RCGroups thread:
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?4434827-Gloster-Meteor-f-4
Videos:
https://youtu.be/B4beGcvzFtc?si=-ZC210pOrueZzjqr

Note: Considerable effort has gone into the development to date, and it is considered a complete design. However, further work and upgrades may be carried out over time.
Some of these are to improve existing components such as
-The canopy
-Scale details

DISCLAIMER
Flying model aircraft involves inherent risks that may result in injury (or even death). The builder/operator of such aircraft is solely responsible for the safe operation of the aircraft and must comply with all local rules and regulations.
Anyone attempting to build and fly the current aircraft does so at their own risk.

This 3D Print model has been designed in Fusion 360 and sliced in PrusaSlicer 2.7.1.

Please read the included printing and assembly manual before commencing work

3MF Parts and associated G-code files are included for printing with an Ender 3 V2 (print size 220mm x220mm x250mm). Parts have not been tested in other slicers or printers. It is recommended that you check .3MF parts in PrusaSlicer before printing.
The print settings used in the prototype are contained in the .3mf files. When loaded as a project into the free Prusa slicer these settings should be available. Part geometry .STL files can be exported from this slicer for use in other slicer packages such as CURA.
The parts to be printed are identified in the included construction manual. Part filenames and expected component print weights are identified.