T-34-85 1:100

I've made this model of the T-34-85.
I searched the internet for blueprints and scaled the model down to 1:100, I'd say if the printer works, you make one in 5 hours. (the hull has the longest print time)

So here follows a few things worth to consider if you wanna make this model of the T-34-85.

To get good detailing, I have divided it in quite a few separate parts. The stl-files have their coordinate system so that printing with Z-axis upwards will give the best result (I think, this was atleast the way I printed them)

The handles and grills on the hull are 0,4mm wide, to get those to print you need to tune the outer wall line width and also enable print thin walls (I used cura)

For all parts that need gluing I used very thin cyanoacrylate.

The fenders have their base surfaceonly one layer thick. Be careful with those, and make sure the printer makes a good first layer. Very little of this surface will be seen in the built model and it mostly used for orientation the f