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Compact Design Pickup Truck Miniature. Perfect for Desktop Toys. Two models are offered. The first is a standard model finished in a shiny silver coat. The second features a sporty lowered stance, painted in sleek black. Dimensions: Length 3.5...

... is .skp, while the corresponding 3ds Max scene proudly stands at the version of 2016. Rendering this spectacular piece is made possible with Vray 3.00. The creation of this adorable wooden toy truck finds its roots in Home Office design excellence.

I designed a replacement wheel that fits perfectly onto the kid's toy truck after the original one broke off. I was able to easily slot in the rims, and anyone can create their own rim if they want (I reused mine from an old wheel). ...The center hole...

To resolve precision issues when printing the "Tiny Toy Dump Truck" on a Solidoodle3, I enhanced the design by increasing tolerances and employing push-fit axles. To print, load toyDump.stl and toyWheels.stl files in your software before slicing for...

Maybe a fire truck and more will follow - we'll see how things shape up. All parts printed in ABS at 0.2mm layer height without support, except for the "Base", which has custom support in place for the wheel axles that can be easily snapped off once...

A quirky little dumpster toy truck. This is my fifth design using Sketchup, still grasping the basics, so keep expectations in check. I'm struggling to bring the wheels to life yet. No supports are required. However, the hinge needs some refinement....

A simple construction dump truck for kids.

Inspired by the toy tanker truck design by jag on Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5273). The image showcases various stages of development. Upon receiving your printout, you may discover that the wheels need to be detached from their...

It's based on my newer truck platform, which you can find here: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/games-toys/toys/fire-truck-with-ladder. The assembly video is available at https://youtu.be/EwvFrpBn-Vw. You can also check out my other toy...

Included in these files is the .rsdoc for anyone else with Design Spark who might need a set of wheels for a similar truck. See the snapshot of the AutoCAD drawing for the specifications I used to create this 3D model. Print Settings Printer...

Then maybe a fire truck will follow, and we'll see how things unfold. All parts were printed in ABS at 0.2mm layer height without any support except for the "Base," which has custom support in place for the wheel axles that can simply be snapped...

Introducing a new toy project that I'm excited about! If time permits, a trailer may be added. Future ideas include fire trucks and more. Print all parts in ABS at 0.2mm layer height, with custom support for wheel axles on the "Base" part. Simply...

A toy concrete mixer truck with turning wheels and a rotating drum is a fun project. ... To complete this project, you'll need the following parts: - 7x M2.5 screws to secure the cab and drum drive to the chassis - 2x M2 x 50 steel rods for axles - 4x...

I´ve been wanting to do some toys and here´s the first one. If i will have the time i´ll add a trailer to go with it. The maybe fire truck and so on... we´ll see. ...=)</p> <p>All parts printed in ABS at 0,2mm layer height without support except from...

I redesigned my son's broken toy truck trailer by creating a replacement part that outperforms the original one. It features an additional screw hole for a more secure connection. The original component lacked a critical feature - a tiny plastic pin...

... Maybe I'll make a fire truck and other models too - we'll see. All parts printed in ABS at 0.2mm layer height without support, except for the "Base" which has custom support in place for the wheel axles that can be easily snapped off when printed.

For this exercise, we will focus on shading a toy truck using various techniques such as hatching and cross-hatching. To begin, take your pencil and draw the basic shape of the truck. Don't worry too much about details at this stage, just get the...

ramps fit really good without removing the platform gate and are proven working by my 4year old nephew :-)print twice (mirror one to get both, left and right ramp)originally designed in Catia V5. Unfortunately CATPart files are not supported here.

If time permits, a trailer will be added soon after, potentially followed by other exciting creations like a fire truck – we'll just have to wait and see. All parts are printed using high-quality ABS at 0.2mm layer height with no supports needed,...

Moon Rover TruckA toy that will test the calibration of your printer.All parts are oriented for printing and do not need supports.The axles are in two parts that are spaced to allow them to be printed and still spin (with just a little persuasion). I...

Crane and truck chassis assembles with various m3 screws and some string/line. Use 1.75mm Filament as the hinge pins between the tank treads. I had to drill out the holes post printing with a 2mm bit to make it work Photos show version one, but...

We love Barspin's Toy Dump Truck and keep it busy hauling candy around the office. Although it does a good job, we felt we needed to add a trailer to get the most out of it, so we designed this trailer where the box is about half the size of the...

Digging through a box in the attic, I found several old toy cars. Some were old wooden trucks with their profile cut from a 2x4. The type with round wood wheels glued to a dowel rod axle. Others were vintage Tootsie metal cars. Each very simple and...

I chopped up barSpin's Toy Dump Truck into smaller parts, as I couldn't print it at 50% scale with my tiny printer. The 3 main sections were sliced in half, and since the wheels and axles still fit together well, they didn't need any modification. I...

I designed and printed a fire truck toy for my son. To ensure that all the parts fit together properly, it's essential to use a machine that can handle tolerances of 0.3-0.4 mm. If your printer can't meet this requirement, the ladder pieces might...

If you have a soon, then you understand why I did this.&nbsp;He is in love with his small fireman truck, but unfortunately “someone” broken down the fireman truck hook.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Only the truck base/platform is contained in this thing, the tank/mixer/fire truck parts are not included! Example assemble video tutorials can be found here: https://youtu.be/EwvFrpBn-Vw https://youtu.be/vKf4fwXmXI4 https://youtu.be/RoyjeXNYWdg...

This model was inspired by a 1:64 scale Ertl truck. Standard 1:64 farm equipment should fit perfectly alongside it. ...I'm glad you like it!

This adorable play truck demands assistance from a supportive base to remain stable and upright, guaranteeing hours of fun-filled playtime.

A swiftly assembled pickup truck, crafted with 20mm-thick pine lumber for its body and wheels, and 12mm beech dowels serving as axles.