3D-printed COWL for the Rabid Models Do-335 Pfeil

The Rabid Models 34" Pfeil is a unique model of a really interesting German WWII fighter that is in our product line. Early on, we used whatever plastic cups were available to make cowls, which helped make the profile models look better. The Rabid Models Do-335 originally used a pair of sour-cream containers, and they really aren't very true-to-scale! 

Recently we've produced a correctly-shaped 3D-printed cowl that really looks great on this model. it measures about 72 in diameter and 40mm tall. We still use the sour-cream container around the front of the fuselage, behind the new 3D-printed cowl.

Here are pics "before" (on the left) and "after" (on the right) The 3D-printed cowl also has cowl flaps. 

Specifications: 3D-printed unpainted parts are made from White PETG. The cowl shown here is 72mm in diameter and 40mm tall and weighs about 11 grams.  3D parts do require painting since they can be damaged by UV radiation. The original fuselage parts for this model need to be trimmed a bit so that the new correct-size spinner will fit.

We also produce a pair of 3D-printed scale spinners (front and rear) for this plane, you can see the front spinner in the pictures. The motor, propeller, and spinner is NOT included but these items are available separately. These products are for use ONLY with electric motors and propellers.