Translated from Spanish

"Build an F-18 'Hornet' fighter jet on a scale"
This is a small project. Although it's not very complicated, it unexpectedly produced a highly printable model of the F/A-18 "Hornet" fighter jet.

The F/A-18 "Hornet" is a fourth-generation multi-role fighter jet from the United States, capable of taking off and landing on aircraft carriers. The aircraft was developed by McDonnell Douglas in the 1970s, with its design based on the Northrop YF-17 prototype built for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. The "Hornet" has also been exported to seven countries and is in service with various air forces. Since 1986, it has served as the main fighter jet of the U.S. Navy's "Blue Angels" aerobatic team

This fighter jet integrates air combat and ground attack capabilities, allowing it to strike both aerial targets and ground targets with precision. As can be seen from its model designation "F/A", "F" stands for "Fighter" and "A" for "Attack" - which correspond to "caza"

The F/A-18 has been launched in four main variants: the early F/A-18A/B, and the subsequent upgraded F/A-18C/D. Among them, the A/C series features a single-seat configuration, while the B/D series adopts a two-seat layout. The F/A-18C/D series not only laid the design foundation for the "Super Hornet" F/A-18E/F, but also drove the birth of this larger and more advanced model. Compared with the original "Hornet", the

Notes:
Base: None
Supporting structure: Yes
Resolution: 0.1 mm
Fill density: 30%
Copyright information: Evan Lewis

The F18 "Hornet" fighter model produced by Evan Lewis is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA license.

Source of the information:https://www.thingscreators.com/things/caza-f18-hornet-a-escala/