Extra 300 - Toy plane

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Extra 300 - Toy plane

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This miniature replica captures the essence of the renowned Extra 300 aircraft, complete with a rotating propeller. While you have the option to securely affix the canopy with glue, it's worth noting that, in my model, the canopy snapped securely into position without the need for adhesive. Twist the propeller against the airplane's body until it clicks securely into place, allowing the propeller to spin effortlessly.

 

In the absence of an AMS, you can print the canopy and the propeller in the same color. Alternatively, you can print these components separately, allowing for customization with distinct colors.

 

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(1) I have successfully printed a second airplane using different colors. However, attaching the propeller was more difficult the second time. I had to twist the propeller in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions while applying firm pressure against the body until the propeller locked into place. Once attached, it should spin with minimal effort.

 

(2) I advise against using PLA silk for printing because the pin for the propeller can break easily, as mentioned in the comments. In my prints, PLA+ from Sunlu was remarkably strong, and I have not had any issues with it. I guess that other brands of PLA or PLA+ (whatever that means) should also be fine. If you have any problems, please leave a comment below.

 

(3) This toy does not glide.

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Great file and clever slicing. The pin for the propeller broke quite easily, maybe a design with this pin not being a part of the plane's body would make repairs easier. But again, nice work and thanks for sharing. 😋😋
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@machtrim Thank you so much for the valuable feedback! I'm curious to know which filament you used for your prints. I used Sunlu PLA+, and the pins in both of my prints turned out even more robust than I had initially anticipated. Any insights into the filament type you used would be greatly appreciated, so I could include a cautionary note in the model description for the benefit of others.
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Replying to @SuperTrurl :
Hi, I used ERYONE SILK GOLD PLA. 👊
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Replying to @machtrim :
Thanks for the information. PLA silk is known for its tendency to break easily, which may explain the issue you had. I will revise the model description to include a cautionary note.
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I thought it could glide. But does look nice.
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Thanks for the feedback. I will update the description to avoid misunderstandings.
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Awesome print. No issues at all.
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excellent and bigger than I thought!
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The propeller cannot be attached to the plane body as the hole is too tight.
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@Raymond Chun, Please rotate the propeller in both clockwise and couterclockwise directions, applying firm pressure against the body. The grip fins may take some time to wear out, but, eventually, the propeller will securely lock into place. I have already successfully managed this process twice. Please let me know if this does not work for you.
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Fnaf movie?
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I simply attempted to replicate the key features of the Extra 300 plane (apart from the landing gear) without any specific movie, cartoon, or game in mind
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it just reminds me of it
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hello @superturl ! I printed the model, very good one! but unfortunately couldnt open the main file with CURA. in other hand, couldn´t be able to find the propeller stl, can you help me? thank you my son will be fun with this!
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I've just checked the STL file I uploaded, and it appears to be in order. I successfully opened the file in FreeCAD without any issues. Could it be possible that there's a bug within Cura? If BambuStudio isn't compatible with your printer, perhaps you could consider using OrcaSlicer as an alternative?
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Printed perfect with PLA Basic
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printed OK, I need to use better filament and slow it down a bit to get better quality, but it was just using up old filament and making a 2year old a new toy, amd hes happy
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The support placement and angle on this model are brilliant. Printed beautifully.
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