1:200 Lockheed T-33/RT-33 and F-94B

T-33/RT-33 Shooting Star and F-94B StarFire
The T-33 Shooting Star (T-Bird) is a jet trainer developed from the P-80 fighter.
This aircraft has had a long and successful career flying for a large number of Air Forces around the world; the first flight took place in 1948 and the last T-33 was retired in 2017.
The RT-33 is the reconnaissance variant; the aircraft becomes a single seater because the rear seat has been removed to make room for more fuel and some avionics boxes.
The F-94 is an all-weather interceptor developed from the T-33; the first jet-engined fighter with an afterburner.
The F-94B version saw limited operational use during the early stages of the Korean War.

Models:
T-33A_N0 clean model
T-33A_N1 with 2x 200gal fuel tanks + 2x500lb GP bombs
T-33A_N2 with wing tip fixed fuel tanks + 2x500lb GP bombs
T-33A_N3 with wing tip fixed fuel tanks
RT-33A_N0 Clean model with wing tip fixed fuel tanks
F-94B_N0 Clean model with wing tip fixed fuel tanks

Models scale 1:200 made to be printed with a FDM with 0.2 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 (T-33A and F-94B) 1:200 made with a MSLA at 50micron resolution.
The models appear "dirty" because ... they are.
The white resin I used looks too shiny and makes it difficult to see panel lines and other details so I wet the models with very thinned black paint which once dried to give it a "smudged" look.

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Enrico