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It's a bus/ van body designed for Mini-z. Fun to drive! It uses 0 offset wheels. You will need to mirror side clips and side skirts in the slicer. The different wheelbases use the same parts -except for the side skirts. There are side skirts for each wheelbase. There are different front clips to adjust the height. I use the +1. Shoe goo works well to glue down the ground effect parts. I also had good luck with tire tape.CA glue for the tail lights, headlights, grille and side clips. If you decide to run ground effect parts: there is a splitter and a front bumper cover- you can use either.I run the front bumper cover because it doesn't grab the side rails asmuch. Print the body upright (as it would be on the track, wheels down!) at .2 layer height with 10% support density. Also- have designed molds to vacuum form windows. I might post those later. Thanks!Added a video:https://youtu.be/fBeWkC6ZU68window molds: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5605651Added pick up truck version:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5839618
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