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150% Body

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150% Rotor TR

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150% Pitchlink shafts exhaust

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150% Other parts

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150% Windows

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Printed and scaled parts for 150% of original STL file most printed at .12 layer Probably half of the original parts have been modified to fit better at scale and a few have been combined or removed.  For instance the 4 blades are all connected so its stronger and easier, the tail boom was in two parts but were put together to remove an unnecessary seam and make it look better and match the fuselage lines. Seams were set so they aren&#39;t shown as much and windows and tail boom trimmed for better printing.  The skids/steps were changed to better reflect the real 407 in width and lengths and removed the back cargo door on the right side of the original STL file as there is only one on the left side.  Both blades spin freely.&nbsp;I spent many hours working on this already great print from @DeltaX_F &nbsp;This was printed with Giantarm royal blue PLA silk, Flashforge metal grey PLA, Bambu white PETG, Bambu grey PETG using IPS Weld-On 16 Acrylic Plastic Cement.

Refined/combined or modified many parts for more precision

As promised, here is the Bell 407. A bit of a random thing, but I really like designing helicopters, and this one looked challenging. It&#39;s color-separated so you can print the windows in a different color. I hate painting stuff, so I&#39;ll probably do a lot more designs in this style.&nbsp;But still, it looks amazing. I guess I&#39;m just that good. Assembly can be complex, but hopefully the images show enough to help you put it together. If you have any questions though, add a comment and I&#39;ll (maybe) remember to answer it. sorry in advance...&nbsp;NOTE: I printed this at 100% scale, and it works fine. The model is 200mm long, but some of the parts are a little finicky due to the size. If you don&#39;t have as much experience with printers or small parts, or it&#39;s just not printing well in generally, try scaling it up to 125%.&nbsp;i&#39;m not sure what the next upload will be, but i&#39;m almost 90% sure it will be an aircraft

Bell 407 Helicopter

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