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I found a nice F-15 from a fellow friend forum, worth considering or studying. It's very detailed and accurate, but not very difficult to build, and it's FREE! ;) https://paper-replika.com/index.php/aircraft/f-15se-silent-eagle-papercraft?showall=1

I threw this filee in and printed it., twice actually. There's another half the size. Much more a p.i.t.a. when they are smaller removing the supports, bigger is better. The actual design f the model is wrong though. The keel is not thick enough, and if this boat hit a wave really hard, 0r...

So you're making the base too, very cool! This whole project is coming out so nice. :)

The following are some screen captures of the "Slicing" Software for the Creality K1 Max 3D printer. They just upgraded this printer, so for a billion dollars more, I can add 5 different filament colors and materials. Nice to see that it is still up-gradable. Below is the finished boat with...

This model is not my design. I'd like to take credit for it, it's a great model. I chose it to show how much support plastic you have to remove when you 3D print some of these models. There are a lot of little pieces that pop right out with an Ex-acto Knife, but I can't find one, and I wanted...

Elrod4u3 miijob is an accomplished designer. You have the back of that plane done well. I can help you with the nose and glass section, it wouldn't be difficult, and would expand your model making ability quite a bit. Let me know if and what you would what you would be interested in trying...

I know you might think this is a very difficult model, but so much can be learned from it, I'd highly recommend you give it a try. ;) https://paper-replika.com/index.php/aircraft/piper-pa-47-piperjet-papermodel

So beyond amazing. Truly wonderful, excellent craftsmanship. ;)

Good shot for a 1st try. If you want to build some accurate models, get some from online (free) and study the way the fuselages are made. You need former's to make the shape of the fuselage, and for just about everything else. This model below shows the fomer's, and the body shaped around...

Very serene setting! :)

So Jules Verne did go bust!! :)

Blender is an excellent program. If I didn't have so many years vested in Rhino, and so few left in life, I might learn it. I just picked up Rhino 8 as my Godson got it for the educational price. He wants me to teach him. $195, if you have a student buy it, and it's the same as the full...

Nice! Thanks for the heads up! :)

There are some really excellent "deformed" planes there, and a lot of them. I used to build these from scratch pre-internet days, some people got it, some didn't. Great find! :)

It is good to walk away from projects for a while, you get a fresh perspective. ;)

I still don't know what happened, but Rhino 5.0 (64) corrupted, and I could not get it to run properly. The 28 bit version still worked, but that won't open my 64 bit models. Long story short, after trying probably 100 methods listed everywhere, I found I could download the file program again...

The craft stores around here have some different type furs that could be used to cover that horse up, and make it look really real. :)

I understand what you are trying to do. The more weight you can get into the feet, the more stable it will be. IMHO :)

MIG makes some really awesome aircraft! :)

I like the imperfections. It doesn't look like it just came off the showroom floor. :)