Lockheed U2-R Dragon Lady

The main .stl model is around be 1:50 scale. It's been devided it into printable parts and I've added holes in order to add wood skewers or metal rods in order to give structural resistance to the assembly.
I used the Anycubic Kossel Linear and used very standard print settings.
Two perimetral walls and 15/20% linear infill is more than enough to get a sturdy print. I suggest to keep both floor and ceiling walls in order to make the gluing process easier. Supports are not needed.
All parts are ready to print and need no rotation nor scaling.
Parts 4 to 5 need to be printed twice, one as it is and the other time flipped to make the other side of the plane.

I've also added the original blender model so it can be personally modified.

It's not perfect because its my first project of this kind but i hope it can be appriciated anyways.

NOTE: the model is just ornamental and I higly doubt it flies (try at own risk)