Do Trinitarians effectively believe that Jesus is both created and uncreated?

If a Trinitarian says that Jesus is both God and man, that is 100% God and 100% man, doesn't that necessarily mean that Jesus is both 100% uncreated and 100% created, since being uncreated is a property of someone who is 100% God and being created is a property of someone who is 100% man. I ask this unironically in consideration of verses like Col 1:15 and Rev 3:14 that can seem to describe Jesus as the beginning of God's creation. If indeed such a meaning was not just apparent but truly intended by the authors, isn't the Trinitarian belief already robust enough that it could accommodate such a scriptural pronouncement? Clarification: This question isn't whether or not Col 1:15 teaches that Jesus is apart of God's creation, but whether the Trinitarian belief already accommodates that, to the extent he is human, he already is created.