Palmiga RC-Car Basilisk Tires

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PLEASE RESPECT THE LICENSE AND GIVE CREDIT TO THE DESIGNER. I Created This Design About Two Years Ago (2015) and Did Not Have Time to Test Them, Maybe You Guys Can Give Them a Try Instead? They Were Designed to Be Able to Run on Water :) (Will the Design Also Make It Possible to Turn While Driving on the Water?) but Are Very Likely Also Great in Soft Sand, Snow, etc... I Dedicate This Work to the OpenRC Project by Daniel Norée But as You Can See the Tires Work on Other Cars Too. Fit All My NoS Rims Like These: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1065636 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:970763 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:974528 I Printed Them in PI-ETPU 95-250 Carbon Black but You Are Free to Use Whatever You Choose to . But Please Check Out My Filament, It Will Give You Some Really Nice Benefits if the Conductivity Is Not an Disadvantage for Your 3D Printed Design: This Filament Will Give You Some Really Nice Benefits if the Conductivity Is Not an Disadvantage for Your 3D Printed Design: • The Material Composition Eliminates "Stringing / Webbing" Issues. • The Hardness of 95 Shore A and the Carbon Black Filler Makes for Great Print Abilities. • The Carbon Black Filler is an Excellent UV Stabilizer Thus the Prints Are Built to Last in Very Harsh Environments. • The Matte Black Surface Finish Has a Very Exclusive Look. • The Material Feels Very Nice and Dry to Touch. • It's Not Too Stretchy and Will Do Great for Timing Belts, Etc. http://rubber3dprinting.com/http://palmiga.com/ Follow Me on Instagram and/or Twitter: http://instagram.com/rubber3dprinting https://twitter.com/rubber3dprint Please Respect the License and Give Appropriate Credit . Due to the Nature of 3D Printing / Material Used, Etc... Keep in Mind That You Use My Designs on Your Own Risk and That I in No Way am Responsible for Any Damage or Injuries.