Glaser-Dirks DG-300 static glider model
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A 3D model of the real life German made club class Glaser-Dirks DG-300, designed strictly as a static display piece. This model captures the sleek lines and proportions of the real aircraft but is not intended for throwing, flight, or load-bearing use. Perfect for shelf display, dioramas, or aviation enthusiasts who want a clean, accurate representation of this glider type.
You can use any color of filaments you want. I printed decals on paper meant for stickers and put them on the glider. I glued all the parts together using CA glue. For compensator tube on the tail I used calibration line that printer printed when printing the PETG-CF plane stand and cut that in half horizontally, because it's stiffer and already of correct shape.
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