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Old 02-23-2014, 02:44 PM
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This must be the first fully 3D printed car in 1/43rd scale.

The file was bought from Gould Studio's in America who reworked it for me to be printed in this small scale. A lot of attempts and a huge learning curve this project was.

After 6 weeks, the car was ready. The artwork are dry transfers, the crome is Alclad.







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This is so awesome in so many ways.

It is a great showing of how 3D printing is changing the hobby.

SUPER WORK.
Great craftsmanship.
Very pioneering.

Awesome!
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Brilliant.
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Beautiful! That looks great! Its amazing how well it came out after the printing. Awesome work.
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incredible model
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Amazing details for a 1/43 car!
Super clean work and nice metal effects!
Only the steering wheel looks a bit oversized. Can the driver still fit into the seat?
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Amazing details for a 1/43 car!
Super clean work and nice metal effects!
Only the steering wheel looks a bit oversized. Can the driver still fit into the seat?
The thing is that the dashboard should have been positioned inside the tub, and then the steering wheel would have been a bit further away.
As time was ticking, we decided to finish the model like this.
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I just found this thread. I would love to have the parts to build this car. Did you decide to sell any of the pieces.
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Original post is from 2014. PM OP if you want to get in touch with him.
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