P-51D Mustang – High Detail Edition (V2.0) - Free 3D Print Model

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12.6 h

5 plates

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12.8 h

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Dual color Canopy

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1.9 h

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About the P-51D Mustang

Introduced in 1944, the P-51D Mustang combined long-range endurance with devastating firepower, becoming the ultimate bomber escort for the Allied forces. Feared by the Luftwaffe and celebrated for its sleek, iconic design, it secured air superiority over Europe and earned its place as one of the greatest fighter aircraft in aviation history.

This High Detail Edition (V2.0) is a complete redesign of my original P-51 Mustang model, featuring refined geometry, sharper details, and improved realism for a more authentic 1:72 scale display model.

What’s New in V2.0

Dual-Color Fuselage for a more realistic paint scheme
Enhanced Wing Detail with accurately placed gun ports on the leading edges
Separate Cockpit Canopy allowing printing in transparent filament or a contrasting color
External Ordnance Includes two scaled AN/M65 1,000 lb bombs mounted under the wings
Refined Scale Details:
- Correctly shaped air intake
- Added radio antenna for historical accuracy
Separate 2-Color Cockpit Profile included, optimized for H2D and H2C series printers, but compatible with any AMS-equipped printer

Printing & Assembly Tips

Support Removal: Due to the fine details, remove supports gently using a side cutter or needle-nose pliers
Orientation: Use the provided orientation from the print profile for the smoothest surface finish
Authentic Finish: Silk Silver or metallic filaments are recommended to achieve the iconic WWII “bare metal” look
Assembly: A few drops of superglue are recommended for attaching the propeller, bombs, canopy, and USAF roundels

Pro Tip: Gently bend the decals (USAF roundels) with your thumb to match the fuselage curvature before gluing.

Explore the Full WWII Warbirds Collection

If you like this model, explore all other unique aircraft models in my WW2 Warbirds collection.

All models are designed in 1:72 scale, so you can display them side by side for a perfectly matched collection

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Comment & Rating (26)

@Jledwards2

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X1/P1 Printers

excellent model. upsized to 250%

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@Sharko_king

looks amazing, thanks for sharing

@mama1818

that was a task! But I enjoyed the challenge!

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@WallyMocha

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This is a beautiful model. Looking forward to printing it soon

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@Sharko_king

Thanks for the boost. Don't forget to share your print here in the comments

@WallyMocha

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Replying to @Sharko_king :

I intend to. This model is on my to do list. I have a long list of models I intend to print. I wish I had more than one printer :P

@Sharko_king

Replying to @WallyMocha :

I truely understand. One printer is no enough

@EVERGREEN735454

it would be cool if you made a ME163 :)

The designer has replied

@Sharko_king

I can add it to my To-do list, but first of all I prefer to make warbirds that were in more intensive use during WW2

@EVERGREEN735454

what about the ME262

@catkid317

Replying to @Sharko_king :

if you have time could you also make the p-47 and p-40

@user_1009593162

pls make some p2s friendly models

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@Sharko_king

I will

@Sharko_king

I've published a print profile for p2s of this model. I'll do so in all of my other models

@user_2907384808

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would love to see a P47 thunderbolt one day :D

The designer has replied

@Sharko_king

The p47 is absolutely part of this warbirds collection. it is in my to to list

@Sharko_king

please check out the P47 model: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2497860-p-47-thunderbolt-1-72-scale-model#profileId-2745747

@mama1818

Do you have this in an X2D file?

The designer has replied

@Sharko_king

not yet, You can just open the model in Bambu Studio, set the printer to be X2D, slice it, and start the print

@AuxArc

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Beautiful work.

@user_179974627

I really like your print — very few like yours. It would be also pretty great to have a B-17 fortress too.

The designer has replied

@Sharko_king

Thank you, I'm really glad you like my style of models. As for the b-17, I actually started to model it a few months ago, but I stopped in the middle and moved back to the smaller ones. I believe some day I'll finish it

@mama1818

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