Mô hình máy bay tiêm kích A4C Skyhawk

Here's a little jet I made in Onshape for my history presentation! It was designed really quickly so some flaws with the model might not be too ironed out (like a random crevice generated by the loft I used to create this model) and is not too accurate to the A4C Skyhawk. But it will certainly help add a little something to your desk!

The A4C Skyhawk was a Vietnam War era fighter jet that was small and versatile. It was capable of dropping bombs. It was made by the Douglas Aircraft Company.

The model comes in three parts which need to be glued together (preferably with epoxy or superglue). The bottom is very easy to glue, just know the weird curve on that file should face towards the back of the aircraft. The cockpit is attached right above the nose and the longer tapered out side should face the back while the shorter plumper side should face towards the front.

Printing Tips: Use supports on the tail of the plane and also angle the cockpit at approximately a 45 degree angle, keep the side with the larger contact area facing down, and add supports.

I hope you enjoy and kakapona!!!