Texas_3D_Customs

You're definitely printing that differently than I am, but I am mass printing them which makes me have to make a few compromises. What headers are those?

So here it is done with properly printed carbs.

I am not sure what to say here, but okay.

New Ardun finally done with this one. Also noteworthy if you look closely the belts are slightly a different color, I have a new mix I run just for belts that makes them much more durable.

Transfer case is done and they are available at Rockwell T138 Transfer Case. I will be at $10 for a four pack in 1:25 or 1:24 haven't thought about bigger or smaller scales yet. So far I have 16 1:24's ready.

It is printed, I am not sure if I am going to continue doing bodies as they just aren't good enough for me.

Pictures of it printed and you can see the auto in the parts picture.

Oh snap you just laid down the knowledge but I Do have the Auto transmission from my Flathead that seems to fit very well infact just perfect. Don't ask me what trans I used because I forget. But it's an option. Also sorry for the lack of/late responses but I was paddling a river today.

Well I just did 4 Offys in 1:43 scale, guy was real chill about them not being perfect but I would've keep trying if he didn't stop me. So now I have a whole new level of frustration.

They are good dogs, the younger one just tends to be more reserved and protective of the house. But you have to admit that momma dog was very sweet.

I was just poking fun at the comment, it all good.

1:24 will be $25 shipped in the US should be available either tomorrow or Sunday, I have to run a second test print, but the first one was pretty close to perfect.

Little late to the party, but I do my engines in 1:12. I am reluctant to do my wheels in that size due to the difficulty in doing rubber printed tires in that size.

So that's been pulled down, I will be printing these in 1:32 to 1:8 scales

I am hijacking this thread, everyone stay calm and we will reach out destination. Okay all joking aside I have been working with Scott with some tricks and suggestions and this is where the OFFY stands now, please ignore the janky picture but it's what I had to deal with at the time.

I live in DFW and I thought this was normal, and yes LBJ (635) is always under construction and busy. I avoid it at all costs.

Thanks for your feedback, it was nice to meet you and your wife, I am still curious who Eric is though.

This is somewhat true, some of my stuff is sourced some is not. You won't find my Flathead out there or some of the parts on my 572 or LS3. Oh and my engine files that I pay for are not $15 STL files, the Coyote files I bought that were no where near ready for 3D printing and took 20+ hours in 3DS Max to make the files I have cost over a hundred dollars US each.

So I have an idea here if you can convince Kurt to lend me that panel I can scan it and print you the part.

There is a script or program someone made to add floors for doing this, I think Joel Telling did a video on it.

If anyone wants to bring some of this stuff back from the dead and has the parts available let me know. I have been looking for stuff like this to scan and revive.

Just to add in what I can and will do, I sell my stuff, obviously, I will asko print in demand, and last I offer a 3D scanning service and will either provide the files and or print the item. Here's a picture of a scanned hot wheels I scaled up to 1:32. I also scanned the AMT beetle body and one of the sprues.

Thanks for the accolades, I must have goofed up because you weren't supposed to get both turbo set-ups. Don't want anyone else thinking I short-handed them. I think also I might need to hire you to take my pictures.

I am glad you are happy with it, if you don't mind use my website it helps me out significantly

Here's pictures of the parts of my 6BT. My website is http://TX3DCUSTOMS.com if you don't mind saving me some fees. This isn't hand picked either.