Lockheed Martin A-4AR Fightinghawk

The Lockheed Martin A-4AR Fightinghawk is an American fighter-bomber created for the Argentine Air Force in 1995. It is derived from the McDonnell Douglas A-4M Skyhawk of the United States Marine Corps, re-manufactured and modernized.

CHARACTERISTICS

The A-4AR Modeling is optimized to be 3D printed with the greatest ease, requiring almost no supports for it, integrating as much detail as possible. It is in a scale of 20cm long, so that it fits into most printers on the market, however it can be scaled to your needs.

It is already delivered cut ready to be printed, it is also delivered in its complete versions in case you wish to cut it to your preference.

Versions with and without landing gear are delivered with the cockpit open, to better simulate the transparent fuselage cover. This can be done with some type of transparent acetate, and a loose model of the fuselage cabin is also provided in case you want to better copy its shape.

The versions with the fuselage closed are also delivered, in case you simply want to paint it.

The complete 3D models are delivered already assembled as a guide.

The rear deflectors are mobile, if you wish you can leave them closed or open.