Learjet 35 from PLANEPRINT

Details

The Learjet 35 is a light business aircraft developed by the Gates Learjet Corporation. It first flew in 1973 and is based on the Learjet 25, but has more powerful Garrett TFE731-2 engines and a longer range.
With a top speed of approximately 872 km/h (542 mph) and a range of up to 3,700 km (2,300 miles), the Learjet 35 remained a popular business aircraft for decades.

For the PLANEPRINT replica of this iconic business jet, extensive attention was given to countless details to create an RC model for 3D printing that is remarkably true to the full-scale Learjet. With a length of over 1700 mm and a wingspan of 1440 mm, it is an impressive flying model that incorporates all the key functions of a full-size jet. Special emphasis was placed on offering crystal-clear film for the windshield and windows, which is particularly striking when tinted.

Thanks to its clever and lightweight structural design, the aircraft is both stable and predictable in the air, making it well suited to pilots with jet experience. It features retractable landing gear with scale gear doors and functional flaps to enhance slow-speed handling. Large tires allow operation from grass runways, while the proprietary PLANEPRINT suspension system absorbs harder landings without damage.

A wealth of scale details—including antennas, lighting with integrated cable ducts, and even static wicks on the winglets and elevator—make the Learjet 35 a standout presence at any model airfield.