Eclipson Model S 3D printed LW-PLA

What an awesome flier it is. Another great design by Eclipson.
Printed with eSun LW-Pla
Sunnysky 2212 980kv motor
4 x 9g servos
650mah 4s battery - 7 mins of mixed throttle flying with 46% battery left
9x6 Prop (not folding. using Model C spinner plate and spinner to adjust non folding prop)
30amp ESC

[@jo21e6]

Does the PW Pla actually age better than the Elapor from the foam waffles or do you have to reprint the plane after two years and a few hours of sun if you want it to look good?
I'm thinking about getting the Model S on Black Friday, so I have a few questions:
The carbon rods seem to me to be used somewhat inefficiently, why isn't a continuous rod used on the wing, and the wall thickness of 1mm is also relatively thick, wouldn't 0.5mm wall thickness be enough to save 10-20g in weight or do you think that the surfaces would fold together when looping and the fuselage would then not have the necessary strength?
What options do you have in the large fuselage with the positioning? For example, would I install a much larger motor (I still have one that weighs around 150g with a 60A controller...) Or can I get large servos (Hs81) right at the front? Of course I don't see the point in going to the trouble of using LW PLA and then putting 40-120g of lead in it...
Spinners and blade holders are supposed to be printed, are there more than just aesthetic reasons for you to use ready-made aluminum? It should be printed to be stable, at least with the weak drive.
Greetings

[@artemt4618]

Please can you share stl files with me? I really need them. Thanks a lot.

[@0D0]

did you find it need it to please

[@SeismicCWave]

You want the files you go and buy them from the designer. Don't try to pirate files.