Aircombat RC plane EFW C.3603

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Hello, The original plan for this RC model plane are from Andrej Pervinsek. It was made for build a aircombat model in balsa-/plywood, with a nitro-engine. I have converted the model with onshape, to print it with a 3D-Printer. The specifications are related to the original model. Wingspan: 114 cm Lenght: 86 cm Weight (printed parts): ca. 730 g Weight overall: ca.1350 g I use a 3542 Motor from Dymond with 1250 KV on 4s 2300 mAh Lipo with a 9x6 airscrew, and a 50 A Esc with BEC. 3 x 9g servos (ca 23x12x24mm) other needed parts: 4 pieces 2mm carbon fibre rods ca. 600mm 4 pieces 6mm carbon fibre tubes or 6mm wood sticks (cheaper) 500mm 9 pieces Plastic Hinge 24x15mm cyano glue with activator other small parts Printer settings: Bed size ca. 200 x 200 x 150 mm with heatbed. Material :PLA Nozzle: 0,4 mm Most parts printing with 0,25 layer high. A few fine parts like the canopy printing with 0,1 mm More in the short downloadable manual. 14.12.2018: The wing parts 1-5 are new. I have patched the inner structure, they is now flush with the shell. It is not longer needed a solid bottom layer for the wing parts 2-5, and its a bigger surface to glue the parts. For wing 1 i prefer 3 solid bottom layers for more stability in the mid section. <p><br><img src="https://cdn.thingiverse.com/renders/fb/0b/15/6b/9e/46c313e186d7263e1df3ac620f0dd292_preview_featured.jpg" alt="Illustration" title="cables connection"></p> 28.05.2019: Because it gives problems with the small diameter from the tubes for the carbon fibre rods, especially with cura, i have updatet the fuselage parts ...2_new,3_new,4_new and 5_new. I dont delete the old files, but i think the bigger diameter from the tubes is more comfortable, to insert the carbon fibre rods.