My 3D Print of the Cobra Night Raven Part 9

This video is about my printing out of the lower end of the cockpit and the missile bay of the Cobra Night Raven.
I am currently printing out the cockpit seating assembly, and doing it vertically on my Creality K1 Max, so I am not sure how well, it is going to turn out, compared to printing each one horizontally. When I print out any part horizontally, like a flat piece, I will have some supports that are hard to take off, but, unless, I start having problems printing vertically, like either too little space on the bed platform, or too high in printing in maximum height, or the bed does not perform well in printing vertically, I will switch back to horizontally printing it.
I am currently using a .04 nozzle on all these prints, and will switch to a .06 nozzle, when I can get it from Amazon in the Unicorn Nozzle type.
I am very disappointed with the Micro Swiss Flowtech Nozzle that I tried on my Creality K1C, and it was so bad, that I had consistent nozzle blobs, and I am hesitant to use it on my Creality K1Max, because of that experience.
I will upload more videos as soon as I get them printed out. It does take a long time to print them out, so please bear with me.
I currently have a total of 175 files to print out, that I got from S3dToys.com. This is their link to the Night Raven, if you have a 3D Printer at: s3dtoys.com/st... , and this is the link to their other .stl files in the G.I. Joe and Cobra vehicles at: s3dtoys.com/st...
Note: This is going to be a long build, but I think it is worth it.
It is a prototype, so, I am hoping that Hasbro will look at this series, and maybe mass produce it, or, if I have to, I will mass produce it, but it will be itemized at the end of this build, including what it would cost with the remote controlled addition, including the costs of the servos, rods that go to and from the servos, Lithium Polymer (LiPo Battery), Brushless ESC Motors, Landing Gear assembly, gyrocompass, receiver, transmitter, and maybe some FPV (First Person View) cameras.

[@Daves3DProjects]

I haven't watched the other videos. Forty-five hours seems very long for me for that part. Have you tried using "tree supports"?

[@renegadebiker24]

Oh ok. Yep, it’s a very long time for one part, and that is, I think because of a .04 nozzle. When I get a .06 nozzle from Amazon, I will have to see what the time frame will be, and if it will be different then.