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    https://tx3dcustoms.com/products/ardun-flathead-v8?utm_medium=product-links&utm_content=android
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    Because printing really small objects in clear never really turn out clear and small parts are never fun anyways. Then there's the clearance issues. It's completely possible though.
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    I would skip on that printer and spring either for the Phrozen Mighty 8K or the Saturn 2. They are essentially the same printer, but if your willing to drop a dime you could also get the Jupiter, and last if your willing to really splurge get the Mega 8K.
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    Side not next week is the last week I will be taking orders on eBay and the week after is the last week I will be shipping from this month, I am headed to Colorado for vacation so if any of these projects are completed before then I will try to get them ready but I am kinda in a holding pattern for new stuff until August.
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    Those look straight up like free candy vans all bit the third GMC
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    I actually don't have an issue printing tires in rubber resin up to a certain size 1:18 is as big as I go with drag radials/slicks
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    Sorry misread the post I didn't get the rigs part. Wouldn't be hard honestly though I wonder about how viable they would be.
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    I already make some 1/32 wheels and tires
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    This I could see being viable or any non F&F movie car.
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    This is a whole nother problem to much time spent for limited returns. I would have to design or have one designed as I don't have time, for each model kit that wants to be done
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    I think that's where the problem lies. If the kits are curbside then most people won't buy an engine to put in it. This is at least the problem I face selling JDM engines.
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    Even then sometimes engines that you think will do well flop, but to go into a project knowing that it won't sell is a bad decision unless the party interested is willing to cough up a large sum of money to cover the design time.
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    No I changed my response, but it's a V8 not a V6
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    It's somewhat different but not that far off, I question the demand for it though. I barely sell any of the W series.
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    So basically my w series BBC minus two cylinders?
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    You can always punt to me if needed, not trying to steal your thunder though
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    Really what are you having trouble doing? I am shocked you hit a wall on something.
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    If you already have a grill I can scan it, if it's from Ryan I can just get the file from him.
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    I print wheels and tires I have some Bonneville wheels but not exactly those. I might bring back the salt flats though. My tires are printed in rubber resin so no need to buy pegasus tires. Zforcemodelworx is my wheel guy for reference.
  20. Texas_3D_Customs
    So thanks to Scott's hard work I did a little touch up modeling and ended up with this. Should list it tomorrow. SBF
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    I have, but Scott is handling pretty much all of the modeling now as I can barely keep up with printing.
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    I hope they meet your expectations but I still think they are some of the best printed engines available and some of the more unique offerings.
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    If you think it's fine without the scan then that's fine, I don't know how detailed the models are, I was just thinking of things like on a real truck with the holes you have in a bed for mounting things and contours.
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    Do you think a scan would be more useful? I can print it as long as the walls are thick enough
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    A completely different option would be to have a mold 3D printed then pour and go. The only issue there is you need a 3D model of a tire, or scan a physical tire, I am probably going to scan the tires from my 1:1 car for this purpose
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