Bell P39Q Airacobra scale model
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Description
Description
model of the american WW2 fighter aircraft in 1:72 scale
About aircraft
The Bell P-39Q Airacobra was an American World War II fighter plane, notable for its unique design and mixed reputation in combat. It featured a mid-engine layout, with the engine placed behind the pilot, and was equipped with a 37mm cannon that fired through the propeller hub. While its lack of a turbocharger limited high-altitude performance, the P-39Q excelled in low- and medium-altitude engagements, making it effective in ground-attack roles. It was heavily used by the Soviet Air Force, where it gained popularity due to its ruggedness and firepower.
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Print settings
- RECOMMENDED nozzle: 0,25 mm and smaller
- layer height: 0,15mm
- perimeters: 3
- infill: 15%
- brims around wings, and fuselage needed
Assembly
airplane:
- glue wings and horizontal stabilisers to the fuselage
- glue/insert air intake into the cutout on the top of the fuselage
- attach the propeller
stand:
- fill the container with something heavy (small rocks, ball bearings,..)
- make sure the contents are secured and/or glue them (PVA glue, …)
- use a bit of force to push the container inside the stand
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License
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