Summary

The GI Joe Dragonfly helicopter, another of my favorite childhood toys. As usual, the file is modeled at the size of the actual toy but is intended to be printed at 25%. If you print one larger or smaller it may have too much or too little detail.

Print the chassis, skids, and gun pod with the bottom side down with supports.
Print the chin turret upside down with supports.
Rotor blade is printed in the upright position; can be printed without supports.
The rockets are the most challenging part. Intended to be printed upside down with supports, then very careful cleaning around all the parts is required.

Much respect and gratitude to the men and women of our Armed Forces (past and present). Your sacrifice allows people like me to live in peace, freedom and make silly little toys like these. It's you people who are actually "the real American heroes" and I'm really, really proud of you.

This file is a free download. I had to think about how this one should be licensed. Since it is a well known physical object (a Huey Cobra heli) so I am safe making it 'creative commons'. Meaning, it is not distinctly GI Joe so I feel I’m okay making it CC.

Since it is listed as 'creative commons - attribution' there are very few restrictions on how you use these files. You are welcome (and encouraged) to print them out for yourself for personal use. You are also allowed to buy and sell physical copies of the models. However, if you use my files and my pictures you should provide a link back to where you got them. Thanks.

Happy gaming!