3D Printed Pilot - 1/20th Scale

Microaces

£18

Digitally sculpted by professional artist Max Grüter and printed using a state-of-the-art resin 3D printer, our range of 1/20th scale pilots are a must have addition for the NEW Microaces Albatros D.V kit . The exquisite detail and realism given to them by Max is brought to life by the most accurate 3D printing technology available to us. It gives a detailed rendition of the sculpture at a wall thickness of less 0.7mm. Which means that each pilot weighs a meager 1.7g unpainted, ~1.8g - 1.9g painted. Each pilot model has a 4mm diameter hole on the underside, allowing the pilot to be mounted on

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3D Printed Pilot - 1/20th Scale

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