26807 Model kit Boeing 727-200 Down 3D print model

The 727 is a narrow-body three-engine jet airplane designed for short to medium ranges and short runway operations. The Pratt & Whitney JT8D turbofan engines provide ample thrust for rapid climbout. The airplane also has rapid descent and short-field landing capability. The airplane is highly self-sufficient on the ground, and the cabin cross section is same as that of the 707 and 737 models.

The highly detailed 3D printable model kit of 727-200 in 1/50 scale. The surface of the fuselage is prepared for applying decals: the designation of windows and doors has been removed. The lines of the fuselage, air intakes and high-lift devices have been left. Antennas and flap track fairings are made in separate parts. The inlet lips of the engines are separated for ease of painting. The model requires gluing. 3D Printing Guidelines and Assembly Instructions are included.

• Model code: 26807 Model kit 727-200 Down
• Version: for decals and magnetic mounting*
• Revision: original (December 08/24)
• Scale: 1/50
• Winglets: without
• Engines: JT8D-15
• Landing gear: down
• Model length: 93.4 cm
• Wingspan: 65.8 cm
• Parts quantity: 122
• 3D print complexity: 4/5
• Assembly complexity: 4/5
• Decals: 268D02-DLH Lufthansa (1988) (s/n: D-ABKT)

*allow you to assemble/disassemble the models for easy transportation and storage (16 magnets Ø4x4 and 32 magnets Ø8x5 are required)

The model is optimized for a 0.4 mm nozzle and 0.15 mm layers. Approximate ⌀1.75 mm filament length for one model (without stand) - 370 meters. Parts were tested on 3D printers Anycubic Viper and Qidi Q1 Pro. The manual includes information about supports and printing recommendations. Files format: .stl

Dimensions of the largest parts (in mm):

• Fuselage Center: 75.2 x 85.4 x 289.6
• Wing left/right: 23.6 x 266.9 x 312.6
• Stand: 159.8 x 199.8 x 169.4

The set includes additional files for small printers, but a 3D printer with z-axis print size of more than 230mm is still required.

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