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- FDM · Resin · PLA
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- 124 × 150 × 46 mm
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The Bell X-1, the first aircraft to break the sound barrier in level flight, in 1947.
A 3D scan from the collection of the National Air and Space Museum, released by the Smithsonian under CC0 (Open Access). Rescaled to 124 × 150 × 46 mm for printing; scale it freely in your slicer.
Original model by Smithsonian Institution — National Air and Space Museum. View the original · CC0 (public domain)
- Technology
- FDM · Resin
- Materials
- PLA, Resin
- Size (assembled)
- 124 × 150 × 46 mm
- Parts
- 1
- License
- CC0 (public domain)
- Print time
- —
- Material
- —
- Supports
- Required
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
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