The Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet was a rocket-powered interceptor fighter used by the Germans during WWII. The Me 163 used a HWK 109-509 bipropellant rocket engine, fueled by hydrazine hydrate and methanol. This fighter engaged against Allied bombing raid on Germany during the later parts of WWII. When WWII ended the remining Me 163 were split up between the US, UK, Australia, and Canada.

I made this for the Last Meters contest, hence the choice of such a small aircraft, uses 0.60 meters of filament.

Both Sprue and Sprue-less models included along with models of individual parts. while the fit is relatively snug, glue is recommended.

Print at a .2 mm layer height with 100% infill.