OpenRC Formula 1 car Free 3D print model

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Human: Respect the license that governs this project, thank you! Add your car to the OpenRC map at this URL: https://zeemaps.com/map?group=1888242 This is the OpenR/C Formula 1 car, the third generation of its kind. Focus this time around lies in simplicity! You can print everything using PLA except for tires, which should be done with NinjaFlex instead. It's perfectly fine to use other materials as well but if you're looking to create a car with only PLA at your disposal, this is the perfect project! A note on servo savers: They're designed for use with PLA and the upper/lower components work together like springs in a conventional design. However, the amount of pressure does depend on the type of material used as well as infill level - fine-tuning can be achieved by adding washers to either side of the saver. Main turning vanes require you to trim the lower part with an exacto knife then slide them into the chassis plate and over the lid for it to snap into place. Any questions should be posted in the Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1111886228841596 or in Google+ community found at this URL: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/112745535846343146 Parts requiring support added include Front Spoiler, Rear Rim and Wing. Make sure to grab these components first. For your convenience you can buy filament from local suppliers; just remember to pick M3 screws and nuts while at the store, also bearings that will come in handy later down the line. When it comes to electronics, hobby-grade components are the way to go as stated below. I myself sourced everything needed from HobbyKing which has all essentials for assembling this OpenR/C formula 1 car - battery pack micro servo ESC combo, receiver transmitter etc., though i feel like my selection isn't ideal and suggest seeking professional input beforehand if unsure. Important tools you'll need is LiPo charger so you can properly charge your power source (battery), but ask around for better quality brands if looking into upgrading - they usually show great value compared with the average consumer model Full STEP file available here https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6748864/OpenR...