Fixed-Wing UAV Drone

Generate a 3D model of a fixed-wing UAV drone with technical CAD precision. Specifications: Total length 480mm, cylindrical fuselage 75mm diameter. Nose section: 80mm tapered ogive cone with 48mm diameter spherical sensor dome at tip. Behind nose: 60mm long section, 70mm diameter, with external circumferential grooves. Main fuselage body: 250mm constant 75mm diameter tube. Tail: 55mm tapered cone narrowing from 75mm to 30mm diameter. Motor housing at rear: 32mm long, 30mm diameter cylinder with 6 axial cooling slots. Wings: 550mm total wingspan, swept back at 20 degrees. Each wing panel: 140mm root chord tapering to 60mm tip chord, 8mm thickness, trapezoidal planform. Wing root has prominent rectangular titanium hardpoint blocks (14mm wide, 38mm tall) with upper and lower cylindrical pintle hinge pins (6mm diameter, 9mm long). Dovetail lock plates visible at wing root trailing edge. Forward canards: 65mm from nose tip, 55mm span each side, 35mm root chord tapering to 22mm tip chord, 3mm thickness, with small cylindrical pivot housings at root. Rear elevons: Full-span control surfaces at wing trailing edge, 35mm root chord tapering to 15mm tip, 3mm thickness, with visible hinge rod along leading edge of each elevon. Propeller: Pusher configuration at tail, 22mm diameter hub, two blades (76mm long, 9mm wide, 3mm thick) folded rearward along fuselage at approximately 35 degree angle, secured by retention band. Additional features: Side-mounted pitot probe tube (45mm long, 3mm diameter, angled outward 25 degrees). Ventral stabilizer fin (25mm tall, 50mm root chord, 2.5mm thick) mounted under rear fuselage. Wing root aerodynamic fillets. Launch alignment lugs on fuselage sides. All surfaces clean and smooth. Model must be manifold watertight geometry suitable for 3D printing. Technical drone UAV grey color scheme.

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