X-Wing - Articulated

X-WingThis is my rendition of the classic X-Wing, complete with moving wings and enshrouded in ornate detail. I have spent quite a bit of time trying to bring this classic fighter ship to life, so I hope you like it!👉 Don't forget to like, follow, and boost!This fun and addictive little toy is great for any Star Wars fan. Give it to a friend on Star Wars Day. (May the fourth be with you!) Print this nimble little fighter and help save the galaxy! ****************************************☑ Moving wings☑ Combines high detail with printability☑ Prints mostly assembled****************************************Materials:(Copy and Paste Links)Sunlu White: https://amzn.to/3NKVuY8Sunlu Black: https://amzn.to/3Pv2EjESunlu Grey: https://amzn.to/4s0kCIFSunlu Red: https://amzn.to/4rCMrqdSunlu Yellow: https://amzn.to/4uzFadv*Affiliate Links - I may earn a small commission if you make a purchase.Recommended Settings:Printing with CFS or AMS:This project was designed to use only 4 colors at a time, but if you have access to a second CFS or AMS you can always add more. I personally added black to the windshield for the model in the pictures.Each plate in the included 3MF file uses 4 colors. There are 5 colors needed in total:White, Red, Yellow, Grey, and Orange (for the engines). Black is an optional bonus if you have access to a second CFS/AMS.This project was designed to use only 4 colors at a time, but if you have access to a second CFS or AMS you can always add more.Support:You will only need a little bit of support.Assembly:This project requires a small amount of glue for the rear engines. This was to allow the model to print with as little support as possible. If you printed in only four colors, I recommend painting the cockpit windows black.Troubleshooting:The wings won’t unfold…There could be a couple of reasons for this. Because the tolerances on the joints are tight, sometimes the Z-seams will cause parts to stick together, especially when printing in multiple colors. To get