Panzer IV 1：16 3d print design drawing, double differential steering

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This is a Panzer IV German World War II Kugelblitz Tank Design Drawing for 3D Printing, with most details fixed, no further polish required. Rendering from Panzer IV Kugelblitz (FLAK), scale 1:1. Except for print parts, you will need: 8 stainless steel axles for the differential, 4mm diameter, 10mm length. 16 stainless steel axles for the road axle, 2.4mm diameter, 20mm length. 0.6mm spring wire for suspension springs and tracks. N20 standard motor for turret and differential. Bearing: 4x7x2.5mm (16 pieces), 4x8x3mm (20 pieces), 5x8x2.5mm (12 pieces). Screw: Nylon M2, 100 pieces. Araldite or 502. Please take a few moments to check this video https://youtu.be/fYNN_6zREaU before assembling them, keeping in mind they were designed to assemble in a specific order, try solving the puzzle. There will be a complete video posted on YouTube in a few days. My machine is currently not working. This model is for free; printing it yourself will cost less than $100 USD. It shares the same differential with Panzer IV. The two models took a month to design, so no further updates are planned, but update designs for the differential and gearbox will be applied to late-production Tiger 1 and Tiger 2, also known as King Tiger. Feel free to comment if you're interested in knowing why some components were designed this way and how to assemble them. I work for a company designing and manufacturing ABS+PC 18650 battery packs; we are new to 3D printing, but our brand will represent tank toys, RC aircraft, and architectural models. We will ensure they are cheap and fun in a special way.