1:200 SAAB 29 Tunnan

First swept-wing fighter by the Western Air Force to enter service (many people don't consider the Me262 a true swept-wing aircraft), the Tunnan (barrel) is a Swedish light fighter-bomber built around the British jet engine de Havilland Ghost, introduced in 1951 and retired in 1976.
The B variant is the most produced with 332 built followed by the F variant equipped with afterburner, different wing and capable of carrying IR missiles such as the RB24 (Swedish copy of the AIM-9B).
In addition to the Svenska Flygvapnet, the Tunnan also operated with the Austrian air force.

Models:
J29B: clean
with 2xfuel tanks
with 14x150mm rockets and 2xfuel tanks
J29F: clean
with 2xfuel tanks
with 2x RB24 IR missiles and 2xfuel tanks

Models scale 1:200 made to be printed with a MSLA or a FDM with 0.2 mm nozzle at this scale.

For other scales use the following values into your slicer:
for 1:100 use 200%
for 1:144 use 139%
for 1:200 leave 100%
for 1:285 use 70%
for 1:300 use 66%

At 1:100 it can be used a FDM printer with a 0.4mm nozzle.
Under 1:200 is almost mandatory a resin printer.

Print test:
1:200 made with a FDM with 0.2mm extruder and 0.12 mm layers; I forced the rocket-armed J29B test to 1: 200 with an FDM but a resin printer is more suitable.

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ciao

Enrico