Aircraft Ejection Seat Phone Stand

SJU-17 
I designed a phone stand or tablet for aviation enthusiasts like myself. This is based on the SJU-17 used in the F/A-18 I work on so having access to the physical item was beneficial to modeling closely. Works in landscape and horizontal viewing modes and can be used with or without the display stand. I made two versions, one with separated seat cushions to allow for multi-color and one with everything attached for a single color and faster print. The separate back cushion can slot into the back base with a dovetail eliminating the use of glue or fasteners. Same for the back mounting to the main seat with side rails. When installed you can even move the seat back up and down like the real one. This took so much time and had a lot more detail but had to dial it back to make it printable. I hope you like it and it makes its way to cradle your phone.

Info about the seat below 
Ejection seat modeled after the SJU-17 manufactured by Martin-Baker. The Naval Aircrew Ejection Seat (NACES) seat was developed to take aircrew safety and survival to a higher level of control. Used in the F/A-18, F-14D, and T-45, the NACES is the most advanced seat used in the United States Navy inventory. The NACES uses a digital electronic sequencer along with airspeed sensors and electrically-fired systems on the seat to allow for five separate modes of operation. The various versions of the Mk. 1 NACES are designated SJU-17 with a suffix letter for the different variants. For a SJU-17A seat which is for the F/A-18 single seat or front cockpit seat on a dual seat aircraft. Version differences include mainly seat bucket shape, headrest and canopy breaker configuration, and other changes to accomodate the various cockpit requirements.