MyRCCar Porsche 911 Turbo 930 1975 RC Car Body - dlb5

MyRCCar Porsche 911 Turbo 930 1975 RC Car Body - dlb5

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Completely optimised for FDM 3D printing, I bring you this time a lovely classic Porsche 911 Turbo (930) from 1975.The main body has been designed as a 1.6mm shell to be printed with four 0.4mm perimeters with minimum supports. It has been divided into 3 main parts plus the front and rear bumpers and the lower sides. Those seven parts are connected with M3x8mm screws, giving as a result a quite rigid body.The wind-shield and side windows can be printed in transparent plastic and glued, while the rear window is part of the rear main part to make it easier to print without the need of tall supports.All these main parts require minimum supports, which means you will just need to support them in the first layers until the base of the part is fully reached. This will save a lot of plastic compared to other ways or orientations of printing it and will keep the surface finish quite more clean, due to the fewer retractions needed in each layer.What about the size? I decided this time to build a 1/9 version instead of my preferred 1/10 version, as the real car is very small. If I would have kept the 1/10 scale, I couldn't use MyRCCar KIDS chassis, which minimum wheelbase is 250mm and the shortest width is around 180mm. Instead, at 1/9 scale it perfectly fits the chassis and the actual available CVDs for that chassis.If you want to build it with MyRCCar KIDS Chassis, you will need different CVDs for the front and rear axles. In this vehicle, the rear axle is quite wider than the…

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MyRCCar Porsche 911 Turbo 930 1975 RC Car Body - dlb5 is a free 3D model in the Vehicles category, shared by the Creality Cloud community. You can download it for 3D printing and reuse it in your own projects under the terms of its original license.

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