A ramp-parked Tomcat for your desk. Print the fleet-defender in its parked stance: wings spread, canopy tinted, sitting on nose and main gear exactly like a carrier deck photo. Sixteen separate parts mean every colour is real geometry — no painting required — and a broken wheel or nozzle reprints in minutes instead of re-running the whole jet.

Colour comes from parts, not paint. The airframe prints in gloss black while the tail tips, intake frames and nose strut come out in red, the afterburner nozzles in bright orange and the tandem canopy in pale khaki - every colour is its own filament part. Swap any colour by swapping filament, not by masking and spraying.

It stands on its own three legs. Nose strut, twin nose wheels and both main gear are modelled parts, so the jet holds the authentic nose-high ramp stance and throws a real shadow — no acrylic stand, no drilled mounting hole in the belly.

Sixteen parts, one easy assembly. Airframe, spine panel, anti-glare panel, canopy, two inlet faces, two nozzles, two red tail tips, three gear struts and three wheels. Every interface is a simple butt-joint sized for cyanoacrylate - assemble from the gear up and the jet is display-ready the same day.

Every piece, before it becomes a jet. The full kit in one frame: black airframe and spine deck, pale-khaki canopy, red tips, intake frames and nose strut, orange nozzles, plus the gear struts and wheels. Each joint is a butt-fit sized for a drop of cyanoacrylate, so this layout doubles as your assembly map.