F-16 Voronoi - Single-Piece Fighter Jet

F-16 VORONOI

A full F-16 fighter jet turned into an open Voronoi lattice, printed as one piece. No glue, no assembly: it comes off the plate standing on its own landing gear.

What's inside

• Fuselage, wings, tailplanes and fin as an open Voronoi lattice (5.5 mm cells, 1.5 mm ribs)

• Solid rims on every wing, tail and fin edge for a crisp silhouette

• Landing gear down; wheels, wingtip and underwing stores kept solid

• Mirror-symmetric pattern, so both sides match

• Size: 200 x 121 x 66 mm, fits any 220 x 220 mm bed or larger

Files

• F-16_Voronoi.stl for any slicer (single colour)

• Bambu Studio projects (3MF), ready to print: PLA for X2D, P1S, X1 Carbon and A1

• PVA versions for dual-nozzle printers (X2D, H2D): full PVA supports that dissolve completely, or PVA only on the support contact layers

Print settings

• 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.15-0.16 mm layers, 2 walls/perimeters, 15% infill (the lattice is mostly walls)

• Supports: tree/organic, from the build plate only, top Z distance 0.2 mm (0 with PVA)

• PrusaSlicer: organic supports, "Support on build plate only", 0.15 mm QUALITY

• Orca / Cura: tree supports, build plate only, 2 walls

• Bambu PLA version: about 6 h and 45 g on X1C/P1S/A1

Tips

• Matte white or light grey PLA looks best: the lattice shadows do the rest

• Remove PLA supports slowly with flush cutters and tweezers, starting under the wings

• PVA: print from a dry box and soak the print in warm water for a few hours

If you print one, please post a Make and leave a Like. Thank you!

NEW - Bambu Lab H3C: F-16_Voronoi_H3C.3mf puts each colour on its own PrintTool (almost no purge), re-centred on the 330 x 320 mm H3C plate, with the official H3C machine G-code. Sliced in Bambu Studio 2.09.