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CAM files for the tot rod kids car bodyshell inspired from citroen 2cv prototype. The body can be used for DIY hobby projects, building your child a ride etc.
Can be made from sheet material cut to specs with a laser cutter, water jet or similar other methods. Designed for 12mm thick plywood. Requiress one and half standart 1220x2440mm plywood sheet.
CAM files for the Land Rover tot rod kids car body.
Can be made from sheet material cut to specs with a laser cutter, water jet or similar other methods. Designed for 10mm thick plywood. Requiress two standart 1220x2440mm plywood sheets.
Earlier version Land rover as well as later Defender series can be made by using the parts. More than one copy of some of the parts are inserted into the empty spaces of the plywood sheets in case they are needed or they can be used to build customized versions of the vehicle. See the pictures for different versions.
Assembly is done by using bolts and nuts only. All slots and holes are present at the model files. No cutting or shaping should be necessary after laser cutting.
This vehicle body perfectly fits to my other product: tot rod mini car chassis.. sizes and bolt holes etc. match. Please look for it in my other designs.
CAM files for the Minimoke tot rod kids car body. The body can be used for DIY hobby projects, building your child a ride etc.
Can be made from sheet material cut to specs with a laser cutter, water jet or similar other methods. Designed for 12mm thick plywood. Requiress less than one standart 1220x2440mm plywood sheet (approx 2/3 as shown in pics).
CAM files and plans for a 1.4m long mini car chassis.
Can be made from sheet material cut to specs with a laser cutter, water jet or similar other methods. Designed for 12mm thick plywood. Requiress less than one standart 1220x2440mm plywood sheet (approx 2/3 as shown in pics).
The Fiat 126 (Type 126) is a four passenger, rear-enginedcity car that was introduced by Fiat in October 1972 at the Turin Auto Show[1] as a replacement for the Fiat 500. The majority of 126s were produced in Bielsko-Biała, Poland, as the Polski Fiat 126p, where production continued until 2000. In many markets Fiat stopped sales of the 126 in 1993 in favour of their new front-engined Cinquecento. Total production reached almost 4.7 million units.
In Poland the car became a cultural icon and earned the nickname Maluch, meaning “The Little One” or “Toddler”.[3][4] It eventually became an official model name in 1997 when Maluch started appearing on the rear of the car.
Fiat 126 perspective
This is a 3d printable model of the Fiat 126 car which is scaled down and modified to be a toy. Can be built as a cable controlled car or even a wireless r/c car depending on your ability. Read on for more pictures and the download link for the STL files.
I’ve searched the net for a dummy security camera to place in front of my apartment, didn’t be able to find a good & free one. So designed my own.
The design
The camera lens inside is actually a wide angle LED lens which is available on the market. Even without it the cam will look very real.
There are 4 holes for 3mm leds that will imitate IR lighting leds inside the cameras. There is empty space inside so if you like you can place a circuit to flash them, or anyhting else. Even a real camera can be fitted in, making my design not a dummy but a real security cam. Ebay is full of small cameras, many of them wireless that canfit inside.
Printed and painted camera on duty.
There is also a dummy wireless antenna thing on top.
Modeled this after extensively measuring the dimensions of the instruments I have, which are; Olds Ambassador Cornet, King Master Cornet, Holton Collegiate Cornet and Bach Prelude Pocket Trumpet.
Pocket Cornet
The other side view.
The air path gets wider all the way from the mouthpiece to the bell as it should in a cornet (excluding the valveblock area ). The mouthpiece is a 5B, as close as possible model of a well known cornet mouthpiece with wonderful sound. All parts are made or divided into smaller units, enabling this to be printed by using almost any printer, small or large. As usual I guess it will be a challenge to have the valves operate properly.