NOTE! lots of questions about only finding parts for one side, use mirror tool in the slicer! the sides are identical so no need to have separate SLT's.

This is a toy set inspired by the Airbus A318, but meant to be playable and not a perfect scale model. I've tried to make the doors work, and with a bit of sanding and work I hope you'll be able to get the doors working.

Model is 50cm long (scale 1:62.9). Scale down the STL's to 0,72 to get H0 (scale 1:87). However please note that I cannot guarantee that it works in that scale as it's not designed for that. But if you print with a resin printer it should work fine.

I've changed the hinge mechanism for the uploaded version from mine, as I realized it's better to put some kind of pin through the doors (like carbon fiber) so for the uploaded version, I've prepared the cargo doors and hull elements with 1mm holes for pins. (This does not apply to the cabin doors).

May STL's are uploaded with only one side present, just mirror them in your slicing software.

I appologize that the STL's are a bit messy, haven't had much time to put into cleaning this project up but figured I don't want to wait any longer before publishing. Let me know if there are any problems or anything unclear.

I've tried to arrange all the STL's in the orientation that I would prefer to print them. Many of the parts require support, and make sure you have the "detect thin walls" option as some wall elements can be rather thin.

I've prepared some parts of the design for lights. There are cable channels from the center bay room through the body and also out through the wings. You have to cut open the end points where you want your LED's to sit, and fill in with for example melt glue.