Zlin 242L

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Hey, here's a 1/30 scale Zlin 242L, ready to print. [Edit v.1.1. Updated cowling to more accurate profile w/ stall rails, improved prop shape, thinned landing gear legs, and changed recommended print settings for rear fuselage.] Printer settings for Cura Ender 3 profile set to “Fine” for all settings with the changes below made: All components 0.1 layer height except: Ailerons, rear fuselage, horizontal stab 0.15 Nose wheel, main wheels, nose oleo, landing legs 0.06 Wall thickness 2 for forward fuselage, cowling (use 3 walls) Wall thickness for Rear fuselage single wall to keep tail light. With previous settings coins in cowling would be insufficient to keep the nose down. Infill 10% for all components except: Cowl - 20% infill for increased nose weight Rear fuselage - 5% infill Prop blades - 0% infill Brims for all small components for stability, supports everywhere where recommended by Cura. Print speeds should be the default “Fine” settings for all components (60mm/s) except prop blades, which should be 10mm/s or less. All parts should be printed individually for maximum quality. Ailerons, flaps, vertical and horizontal stabilizers, and elevator should be printed vertically. Estimated Print Times: Forward Fuselage 7h 33m Rear Fuselage 2h 45m Cowling 2h 2m Wings (x2) 2h 54m Elevator 2h 45m Spinner 25m Ailerons + Flaps (x4) 45m Vert Stabilizer 1h 16m Horiz Stabilizer 2h 2m Main Wheels (x2) 20m Nose Wheel 15m Landing Gear Legs 18m Wingtips (x2) 28m Rudder 1h 30m Prop Blades (x3) 18m Parts may have to be resized x1000 depending on Cura settings. Enjoy, and please don't sell or redistribute this model without prior permission. Cheers!