tamiya the hornet model
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Sometimes the body of the Tamiya Hornet cracks exactly below the wing, so I made this bracket.
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Sometimes the body of the Tamiya Hornet cracks exactly below the wing, so I made this bracket.
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tamiya grasshopper hornet bumper test type-A little fix Correct the elliptical part to a perfect circle
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... production. ...Available for immediate 3D printing, the STL file includes a comprehensive set of settings for optimal filament usage. ...Designed using Solid Works, this part is precision-crafted to ensure seamless assembly and reliable performance.
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After the differential of my Tamiya Hornet flung off multipule times i decided to design a part that would prevent futher dammage to the Hornet. We drilled two holes in the rear end of the chassis and lined it up before screwing two BB1(Tamiya size)...
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A wing for Tamiya Hornet. The wing of the image is V3 of STL data. ...STL data V10 has a sharper silhouette design than V3
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This is a crucial transmission bracket designed specifically for the Tamiya Hornet model. Its primary function is to safeguard against damaging the transmission by preventing it from slamming against the mounting points during rapid acceleration. To...
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Front and rear wheels for the Tamiya Hornet RC car. Print Settings Printer Brand: Up! Printer: Up Mini Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: Heavy Notes: If you can set thick walls it really helps with the strength of the part. How I...
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I've been trying to resurrect an old Tamiya Hornet by just 3D printing the parts I need. I didn't quickly find some original style ball mounts, so I modified some Grasshopper style mounts in Tinkercad and they seem to work! My initial print was with...
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I designed this light because, once I flipped my hornet the light fell of. ...I am sure this has happened to allot of people.
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I designed this light because, once I flipped my hornet the light fell of. I am sure this has happened to allot of people. ...Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Resolution: 100 Infill: 50% Filament: Tinmorry PLA Any colour ...
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... together in tinkercad. ... Just for the record I have never done any type of 3d design so this model is as basic as it gets. ... I am sure somebody more capable will come along with a better version, however this does exactly what I need for now.
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... a pro at 3D design, so my creation is pretty basic - but it works for me right now and that's all that matters. Someone with more experience will probably come along soon and create something way better, but until then this will do the trick.
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Replacing the battery door on a Tamiya Super Hornet model requires some finesse, especially when it comes to printing the base. To ensure a smooth and successful print job, it's recommended that you rotate the design 180 degrees before printing. ...This...
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Here's a front rim for the Tamiya Hornet / Grasshopper with a twist. I noticed the newer buggie models have extended front wheels farther out than the rear, so I wanted to give the old 80s icon an update. You'll still need the standard bearings. ...
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Repairing the Rear Shock Mount on Your Tamiya Hornet or Grasshopper RC Car Do you need to fix your broken rear shock mount on your radio-controlled Tamiya Hornet or Grasshopper? I've created a replacement part specifically designed for screw-in body...
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My 30 year old Tamiya Hornet came out of storage with a slightly cracked front left chassis, right over the front wheel axel. This soon developed into a full on break. Not wanting to replace the entire chassis for sentimental reasons, I designed...
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Servo Mount for a Tamiya Grasshopper chassis, I didn't like the original ones so made this to give the steering servo a little more rigidity
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The rear axle always bangs against the chassis when you pull the throttle. But I don't like the fix the axle complete. So this is more an experiment, but it works. I took 2 soft springs, length around 25mm and around 10mm in diameter. Maybe you have...
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The rear axle always bangs against the chassis when you pull the throttle. But I don't like the fix the axle complete. So this is more an experiment, but it works. I took 2 soft springs, length around 25mm and around 10mm in diameter. Maybe you have...
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... successfully transforming it into a stationary pivot point. ...The initial concept was simply an experiment to test its feasibility, and although the final printed result is somewhat constrained, every part still fits perfectly in place as intended.
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I created a 3D model and uploaded it using the Modio app on my iPad, which is free to download from the App Store. This design prints well without relying on raft or support materials. For more information about Modio, visit their website at...
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This stand is designed specifically for Tamiya's Hornet and Grasshopper models, but its versatility suggests it can also accommodate other vehicles with similar dimensions.
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Needed to make a new front body mount during a Tamiya Super Hornet rebuild. ... The front body mount has been missing, so I created my own version of it.
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... Hornet RC car that I've had since childhood. ...I was never happy with the design Tamiya used for the rear mount & the need for tiny springs that always broke. ... I have created a new mounting piece from scratch so the car has a fixed pivot instead.
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I'm currently giving my trusty old Tamiya Hornet a thorough makeover, but I've come across a problem - the part I need is nowhere to be found, so I decided to create one myself. ...If you'd like to take a closer look at it, feel free to edit it online...
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I've Built an Accurate Model of the Fabled Battery Cover on My Tamiya Grasshopper and Hornet. Breaking those infamous battery covers has been a rite of passage for many modelers; I know firsthand that agony, so here's my solution - an accurate 3D...