GBU-10A Paveway I - Orginal File 3D Model

Specification:
- Brand: AMS
- Scale: 1/10
- Type of product: Arms and weapons
- Recommended Use: Scale Model

Bomb Model Dimension:
- Length: 430mm
- Diameter: 46mm
- Wingspan: 134mm
- Width: 95.2mm

Note:
- Details are considered appropriate to the scale of the model.
- Native software: SolidWork 2020
- Categorized layers
- Open layers
- Ability to Change the Scale
- Ability to Edit Details

Product files:
- GBU-10A Paveway I-Orginal-Sc10.SLDPRT. (Solidwork)
- GBU-10A Paveway I-Orginal-Sc10-Decal.SLDPRT. (Solidwork)
- GBU-10A Paveway I-Rack-Sc10.SLDPRT. (Solidwork)
- Decal File (Open Layers-DPI 600-Size A5). (PDF)
- Decal Manual. (PDF)
- Decal Folder-Textures. (RAR/ZIP)

Description:
The GBU-10 A/B Paveway I is a laser guided bomb (LGB).

The GBU-10 Paveway I is an American Paveway-series laser-guided bomb, based on the Mk 84 general-purpose bomb, but with laser seeker and wings for guidance.Introduced into service c.1976. Used by USAF, US Navy, US Marine Corps, Royal Australian Air Force and various NATO air forces.

The GBU-10 A/B Paveway I is intended for precision bombing against non-hardened targets. It consists of a
bolt-on gimballed seeker head and Computer Control Group (CCG) and a stabilizing tail airfoil assembly attached to a
conventional Mk84 gravity bomb. This converts the Mk84 into a laser-guided weapon that homes in on a reflected
laser beam transmitted from a ground or air-based laser designator. A Paveway I-series bomb steers to the target using
"bang-bang" guidance, where the control surfaces are always fully deflected. This results in a relatively inefficient flight
path. Consequentially, the Paveway I-series has limited standoff capabilities. Its sensor also was limited by mist and
fog.

3D printing settings

Note:
It is better to use the resin and settings recommended by your 3D printer company.