Bugatti 100P mini snap-together

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Snap-together miniatures are ideal for quick prints that offer detailed model making options without overwhelming print resolution requirements. My miniature model of the Bugatti 100P features small scale detailing for impressive looks in minimal printing time. The compact design allows you to easily produce small printed models even on lower end printers without worrying about poor image quality from overly intricate designs, so this should look great regardless of your printer capabilities. While scaled up prints do bring a touch more detail to components like air vents and engine intakes, most minor parts remain omitted such as the propellers due to the model's minimal size and potential loss of print resolution. Assembly details remain clear in spite of this miniature size - mainly requiring trimming, snapping and optionally securing small parts together. To avoid mixed print colours that result from mismatched parts and printer inks, split left and right wings separately into different prints or colors before finishing them as the entire plane shape takes shape with printed fuselage pieces that easily clip on top of each other to hold everything securely. Instructions Assemble the left half then connect both wing panels simultaneously for increased structural support from shared parts. Add the engine in one distinct color than wings or base. Secure smaller pieces and larger wings separately if desired using glue.