AGM-114 Hellfire Air To Ground Missile 3D print model

VERSION 4 UPDATE (07/30/2024)

Key Updates:

• Organized F3D Browser Structure• New Digital Renders• Added access panel• Added wire harness• Corrected umbilical dimensions and geometry• Corrected position of control section screws• Adjusted length of control section body• Modified height, length, and position of rear wings• Adjusted length of propulsion body• Modified length of rear fin supports• Corrected position of holes and size of screws on rear fins• Adjusted depth of rear wing bushing and mounting base• Updated location, size, and geometry of center hanger• Corrected umbilical and front hanger dimensions, location, and geometry

Product DescriptionThis is a full-scale 3D printable render of an AGM-114 Hellfire Air-To-Ground Missile. The model consists of approximately 59 separate body parts and roughly 175 fasteners. All dimensions are meticulously derived from reference images of a real AGM-114 Hellfire. These reference images, provided by a military contact, enable the creation of exceptionally accurate digital renders, fabricated into full-scale physical models.The included files are full scale. The entire digital model can be scaled to any size. Please message me if you require a specific scale, and I will upload the corresponding files.Note: For an even more accurate and detailed model, you would need to contact Lockheed Martin directly!*See pics for my full-scale replica builds from these files.

• Images of individual part files may not be visible in the listing. All Formats and Part Files are in the included ZIP File.________________________________________Available File Formats

• STL (1 file per part)• STL ZIP (1 file per part)• 3MF (1 file per part)• F3D (non-parametric)• IGES• STEP

All formats are also available in a single ZIP file.

Additional Information

• The Fusion 360 F3D file is NOT parametric. I do not render using the parametric timeline.• If you need the model in a different format, please message me with your request.

Printing InfoI use strictly 3DXTech Carbon X, carbon fiber PLA(carbon strands, not carbon powder). I very rigid. It allows for much thinner, stable parts. You can print with anything. There is a small tolerance for proper fit, built in to all the parts. Depending on your printer, print temperature, filament, and other factors will affect the tolerance. Print a few small pieces to see if you need more or less tolerance. If you have issues, message me.

You can use aluminum tubing but the entire body is 3D printable

3DXTech CarbonX PLA

• I print very successfully at 70mm/secI print with an Ultimaker 2 Extended+-.4mm hardened nozzle
• .16mm for smaller parts
• .20 - .24mm for larger parts
• part cooling only for the smallest parts
• supports are only required for a few parts
• everything should be 3D printed with solid infill
• I use 1mm carbon fiber sheet for all the fins, they're extremely rigid and look perfect
  

YouTube Videos of Completed Builds

AIM-9X SIDEWINDER

https://youtube.com/shorts/r5p5TG4fH5E?feature=sharehttps://youtu.be/xXPnrIIBXKghttps://youtube.com/shorts/sxr0Ynfl1CY?feature=sharehttps://youtu.be/K3fPECESJQshttps://youtu.be/0WwZuPO1FRkhttps://youtube.com/shorts/ZFm9Df-bAW4?feature=share

AIM-54C PHOENIX

https://youtube.com/shorts/4mqbeLsY0BU?feature=sharehttps://youtu.be/V9QhbfqRP8M

AGM-114R HELLFIRE

https://youtube.com/shorts/Rc1ZKKSAFoo?feature=sharehttps://youtu.be/V9QhbfqRP8Mhttps://youtu.be/jzuBxjZaKiwhttps://youtu.be/cDcTIX0ohEg

AIM-120 AMRAAM

https://youtu.be/1Xino9zbXEw

AIM-9L SIDEWINDER

https://youtube.com/shorts/7D2o4xudfjo?feature=sharehttps://youtu.be/TQUYq4IlUKQhttps://youtu.be/oPYHocjhRYM