The XC-1 Adventure Craft is an original concept airplane, designed as a personal study in digital plasticity and form exploration. Inspired loosely by the spirit of the Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet, this model reimagines what a compact recreational aircraft could look like if built for thrill-seeking pilots in a modern setting.

Created entirely from hand sketches and refined digitally, the XC-1 project served both as a creative exercise and a test of workflow—from concept design to a fully 3D-printable model. The result is a sleek, high-performance silhouette that combines sculptural elegance with an aerodynamic suggestion.

While not modeled to a specific scale, it’s optimized for printing at around a 25 cm wingspan, making it ideal as a display piece, design study, or conversation-starter desktop model.

⚙️ Printing Details

Recommended print size: 25 cm wingspan

Technology: resin

Difficulty: Easy to moderate

File type: OBJ

Design Notes

This is one of my early explorations in concept aircraft design for 3D printing. It may not represent the full level of refinement seen in my later models, but it stands as a fun and expressive study of form and proportion—perfect for collectors who enjoy experimental aviation concepts.

3D printing settings Design Notes

This is one of my early explorations in concept aircraft design for 3D printing. It may not represent the full level of refinement seen in my later models, but it stands as a fun and expressive study of form and proportion—perfect for collectors who enjoy experimental aviation concepts.