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Fuselage

Pale printed fuselage shells pulled apart in a line from a tapered tail at the left to a nose at the right, with two dark carbon tubes through the middle section, a dark canopy and a lid floating above, two flat dark plates to the sides and small dark pins on the joint faces., ivory colourwayPale printed fuselage shells pulled apart in a line from a tapered tail at the left to a nose at the right, with two dark carbon tubes through the middle section, a dark canopy and a lid floating above, two flat dark plates to the sides and small dark pins on the joint faces., green colourway

Fuselage C v2.4B exploded along its glue joints, from forward and above: the Front, the Spar Box with its two PETG rim frames lifted off the canopy rim, the Bay and the Tail, the Hatch and the PETG Canopy above, the blank payload cover below; the 14 mm and 8 mm fuselage spars through the Spar Box, the VTOL Section Plates and Spar Mounts outboard, the Hatch Catch over the Front's aft roof, and the cut filament dowels of the three shell joints standing in the forward faces at their stations: twelve at Y 255, ten at Y 341.5, six at Y 560 (th-blender W84); the Front's two antenna notches, port in the nose ring and starboard on the roof (W127.1).

Series
Workbench scenes
Engine
Workbench
Resolution
2400 × 1500
Source
blender/renders/03-assy-fuselage.png

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