I have an existing digital model of the Chance-Vought F7U Cutlass that needs a professional pass before it heads to the printer. The end goal is a clean, watertight file that will slice without errors and capture the aircraft’s distinctive lines once printed. Here’s what I need: • Refine the geometry so every surface is manifold and free of non-planar artifacts. • Integrate a handful of design tweaks I’ll provide (think small exterior changes and any flight-deck details that didn’t make it into the base mesh). • Apply print-friendly wall thicknesses and split the model logically, adding keyed joins where necessary, so it can be printed on a standard desktop machine without excessive supports. The deliverable should be ready-to-slice STL (or OBJ) files plus the original working file—Blender, Fusion 360, or a comparable package is fine as long as the final export is print-ready. If you use modifiers or non-destructive workflows, please collapse them before handing over. Once you’re on board, I’ll share the current model, reference images, and the exact list of modifications. Let me know your preferred toolchain and estimated turnaround, and we can get started right away.