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How to print

The modified parts use the same print settings as the original 3DLabprint ones. The modified stl,

gcode and factory files have 3DLG (3D Lab Gang) at the end of their names. For detailed instructions

regarding print settings, refer to the original 3DLabprint ME 109 H F userguide.

The printbed size in the gcode and facotry files is set to 200 x 200 mm, the height to 150 mm. The

only exception is the fuselage 1, which requires 170 mm of height, due to change in front piece of the

fuselage, which is now joined with the engine cover.

What to print

This is an upgrade. It does not contain all of the airplane parts, only the ones that have been

modified. You need to already own or purchase the original 3DLabprint Messerschmitt HF to have

all of the files you need to complete an airplane.

If you are printing a complete airplane, you will need to print:

• Original 3DLab files:

1. Wing L (H or F - according to your choice)

2. Wing R (H or F - according to your choice)

• Modified 3DLG files:

1. Fuselage 1 3DLG

2. Fuselage 2 3DLG

3. Ailerons etc 3DLG (contains parts for ailerons, rudder, elevator, motor mounts, spinner

and battery holder)

If you already have wings and are only printing a fuselage, you will need to print:

• Modified 3DLG files:

1. Fuselage 1 3DLG

2. Fuselage 2 3DLG

3. Rudder, elevator etc 3DLG (contains parts for rudder, elevator, motor mounts, spinner

and battery holder)

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