A400M Atlas

A desk model of Airbus’s four-engine airlifter, printed and held in level flight on a black stand. Scroll to walk around it.

4 engines, 8 blades each

Head-on, the propellers line up under the high wing. They are printed dark, so each blade reads against the grey airframe behind it.

One stand carries all of it

Only the plaque touches the desk. The post rises into the belly under the wing, so from low down the aircraft looks airborne.

A T-tail over a swept-up rear

From behind, the tailplane sits on top of the fin, and the fuselage lifts to meet it along the line of the real aircraft’s cargo ramp.

Nearly as wide as it is long

9.7 in across the wings, 10.4 in from nose to tail. From above, its shadow crosses the desk the way the real one crosses a field.

What arrives is printed plastic

Grey airframe, dark propellers, black stand, with the fine layer lines of the printer left on every surface.

The grey A400M Atlas model on its black stand, seen at desk height from the front quarter, its shadow on the desk behind it
At desk height. The post meets the belly under the wing, clear of the propeller blades, and the black plaque keeps the whole thing steady.
Close view of the two engines on the near wing and their dark eight-blade propellers
Each engine hangs below the wing on its own pylon, with an eight-blade propeller and a rounded spinner.
The model from behind and above, showing the T-tail and swept-up rear fuselage
From the rear quarter, the high wing and T-tail give the model the airlifter’s silhouette.

A400M Atlas

A four-engine airlifter for a desk or a shelf, standing on its own engraved plaque.

Overall size
10.4 × 9.7 × 5.4 in
length × span × height
Wingspan
9.7 in
Weight
4.7 oz
Print time
13.5 hours
Colours
Grey airframe, dark propellers, black stand
Engines
4, each with 8 blades