Hotrod pickup sedan

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1930s Chevy style hotrod comes in both pickup and sedan styles. The designs have been tweaked with off-road tires on the pickup model and an added Skp file for those interested. To get started, note that the Sketchup models are designed to be scaled up or down however you like. However, photos are printed at 1:24th scale with steampunk engines built from scraps of junk material. Feel free to use conventional model engines if that's what suits your taste best. Mixing and matching parts between both vehicles is recommended. Reassembling a mostly complete model may be a good option, but you're also welcome to print out separate pieces and put them together manually. A crucial aspect is maintaining the delicate top portions of the windows during the cleaning process. Printing the necessary components will involve attaching chassis elements to the body part, putting together the axles, applying a coat of paint, assembling the interior, glazing, wheel assembly, and finally adding a roof. For that smooth driving experience, pay close attention when you cut your front axle as this allows for a pivot with wire. Adding a steering turn functionality like in the photo is possible by simply adjusting it just right. The door aspect has been built-in with dual hinges on each part allowing for both standard and suicide style doors to be applied without much hassle. While working within the confines of 1:24th scale size, achieving this feat may still prove to be a bit challenging but you should still find room to experiment within those dimensions. One note is that some users might experience breakage issues with tiny components which are not suitable for handling when in real-life model. Wires connected to both the radiator and bulkhead part look authentic and work perfectly as their prototypes - just make sure to install it properly and securely. Keep an eye on adding your desired engine models by utilizing scrap materials; be prepared that you could require a bit more detailing compared to those using original parts! And don't even bother if your target print resolution exceeds 1:48th size limits – printing this specific model below its original designed ratio has already resulted in unsuccess!