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// 2D Airplane Design in OpenSCAD

// Main body of airplane (fuselage)
module fuselage() {
    hull() {
        translate([0, 5]) circle(5);
        translate([40, 5]) circle(5);
    }
}

// Wing of the airplane
module wing() {
    polygon(points=[[10,10], [30,10], [20,30]]);
}

// Tail of the airplane
module tail() {
    polygon(points=[[35,5], [45,5], [40,15]]);
}

// Vertical stabilizer
module stabilizer() {
    polygon(points=[[39,5], [43,5], [41,13]]);
}

difference() {
    // Union of parts to create the full airplane
    union() {
        fuselage();
        wing();
        translate([0, -10]) mirror([1,0]) wing(); // mirrored wing on the other side
        translate([0, -30]) tail();
        translate([0, -30]) stabilizer();
    }
}


                
                Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for airplane

Creating a detailed airplane in OpenSCAD, especially to fit within the constraints of a text-based input-output, is quite challenging for a complete design. However, I'll provide a simplified representation of an airplane in 2D CAD.

Below is an OpenSCAD script for a simple 2D airplane design:

```openscad
// 2D Airplane Design in OpenSCAD

// Main body of airplane (fuselage)
module fuselage() {
    hull() {
        translate([0, 5]) circle(5);
        translate([40, 5]) circle(5);
    }
}

// Wing of the airplane
module wing() {
    polygon(points=[[10,10], [30,10], [20,30]]);
}

// Tail of the airplane
module tail() {
    polygon(points=[[35,5], [45,5], [40,15]]);
}

// Vertical stabilizer
module stabilizer() {
    polygon(points=[[39,5], [43,5], [41,13]]);
}

difference() {
    // Union of parts to create the full airplane
    union() {
        fuselage();
        wing();
        translate([0, -10]) mirror([1,0]) wing(); // mirrored wing on the other side
        translate([0, -30]) tail();
        translate([0, -30]) stabilizer();
    }
}

```

To run this script:

1. Copy the code above into a text file with a `.scad` extension (e.g., `airplane.scad`).
2. Open the file in OpenSCAD.
3. Render the object by pressing F5, and then turn it into a 2D projection by using the "Projection" feature or adding `projection(cut = true);` around the entire main object.
4. If you like, export it as a DXF file for further use in other CAD software.

Please note, this is a very basic representation and lacks many real-world airplane details. More complex features can be added by expanding on this script with additional shapes and transformations.