Here I present my designed print in place car.

The car was designed by me for the design competition at university back in Summer 2023.

The aim here was to design a car with a specified maximum dimension.

This should have been able to drive as far as possible without any rework. (Remove supports excluded)

Of course, since I wasn't an engineering student, I had no idea. I designed a "Batmobile" piece by piece for myself and my group in Blender.

The result was 2 final vehicles.

Back there Tree Support was new and many collegse laugh about my oppinion that this technic can help to print much more complicated cars (…parts in general).

• The 13 D variant with small tires, a spacey chassis and small wheels. That worked in itself, but didn't go far.
• The 13 E variant was created, with large weels and weel “weights” in the rim. Since I had a better idea of the tolerances of 3D printers than my sn**ty engineer colleagues who bullied me, this variant worked PERFECTLY.

We won the competition, by far :D

Whatever, I would now like to immortalize the vehicle here as an example of what complex print in place is possible by amateurs :D and animate one or the other, JUST DO IT :)! U can do it

PS. Remove support if you have much time and with patient. Use small tools like scalpel and mini needle nose pliers.