The CF-105 Arrow was Canada’s Mach 2 interceptor, designed and built by Avro Canada at Malton. RL-201 first flew on 25 March 1958 with Jan Zurakowski at the controls.

The programme was cancelled on 20 February 1959 and every airframe was scrapped. Nothing of the fleet survives but a nose section and two wingtips. This model is RL-206, the first production Mk.2, with the Orenda Iroquois engines it never flew with.

Two sizes. The medium is 1:200, 76 mm across the wings and 126 mm long. The large is 1:144, 106 mm across and 174 mm long. Both are printed in PLA and finished by hand in Hamilton, Ontario.

This is one of the nine airplanes you can fly in Fly Lake Ontario, a free flight game that runs in your browser over Hamilton, Toronto and the lake. The model is cut from the same geometry the game flies, so what you print is the airplane you flew.

Made to order. Photographs of the printed model are coming; the images here are renders from the game.