This is one of the aircraft in my original “Air Combat” trilogy of weaponized vehicles, designated TF-2 and known in Chinese as “Fei Ying.” It’s a cyberpunk-style high‑speed propeller fighter from a parallel universe, primarily designed for air-to-air combat. The aircraft is armed with four 30mm autocannons and can carry up to six infrared-guided air-to-air missiles under its wings. Powered by an air‑cooled V10 engine delivering an impressive 1,000 horsepower, it boasts a combat radius of nearly 600 kilometers. The fuselage features a traditional rear‑triangular fixed landing gear configuration for ease of maintenance. (The performance specifications outlined above are purely fictional and intended for entertainment purposes only.)

The model measures 126 mm in length, 170 mm in width, and 63 mm in height—roughly the size of an adult’s palm.

Tools Required:

• Needle‑nose pliers
• Craft glue

Precautions:

• The model parts are relatively small—handle them with care when removing them from the printer to avoid losing pieces or snapping off delicate components.
• With the exception of the tires and propellers, which do not require adhesive for attachment, all other components should be secured using craft glue.
• The rear landing gear strut is quite slender; exercise extra caution when installing it.
• Before printing, be sure to clean the print bed thoroughly, dry your filament properly, and calibrate the extrusion flow rate.