3D Printed 10th Custom Chevrolet C10 1962 step by step
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3D Printed 10th Custom Chevrolet C10 1962 part1, you can print it on any small 220x220 mm 3d printer, the 10th Chevrolet C10 1962 260mm wheelbase FOR SAKURA D5 CHASSIS and also i will show a parts how to design printable model in SketchUp,
this is an easy way to make rc car scale body(shell) at home and painted it however you like
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Well done Ali !
Can I ask a favor, will you kindly make a video going through how you model the shell step by step. I would love to see your process of designing and think it will also make great content
Sure man, I love to show you all how I do, one day hopefully
Cool build friend.... Hey just alittle paint tip. I see you had "ring out " where all you body work spots are , to avoid that u can go two ways. 1. Go light ( dust ) the first coat or two of your primer/sealer and make sure those coats are dry. Then you can lay down the next coats wet. 2. Do your paint work normal (2-3 wet coats ) , make sure their total dry then do a light block sand of 600-800 grit wet to level out any of that "ring out" . Then go back with one finish top coat of your primer/sealer and you should be just fine. Actually youll have even a better finished product that route. Alittle more work but worth the effort if you care about the product your trying to show off. Like i was taught decades ago , your finish paint is only as good as the bodywork under it ! Most people dont get it that its harder to just do a primer/sealer/matte finish than it is to do a nice color/gloss finish. You can wetsand and buff out imperfections on "shiny" paint. Sorry bout the long comment, just tryin to pass on some knowledge..😊
Awesome hope I can get my 3d printer work so i can print it
Very nice mate and technique, u did it well 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Cool build! I personally apply Epoxy on the 3d prints so that the layers are even less visible. On the other hand it is much harder to sand down later.
What printer do you use?
Creality Ender 3, cr10 max and have bambulab lap now too
Do you actually do aero optimisation for stuff like your supra? because I think that would be really interesting.
i doubt it i think his main focus is to just make the thing drive and drive good and reliably because you know its 3d printed and its also supposed to look like a supra i hope he does do something like that though id love to see a body made from him thats super short and long like a dragster made for going fast