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BeamNG Ibishu Covet toy car - 100% 3D printed

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P1S
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A1
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A2L
A1 mini

optimized, variable layer heights
optimized, variable layer heights
Designer
10.5 h
7 plates
5.0(9)

A1 mini arrangement
A1 mini arrangement
Designer
11.4 h
7 plates
3.8(5)

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these BeamNG projects take a lot of time to ensure easy printing & building, if you want to see more BeamNG.drive vehicles made, please consider boosting

This is a printable version of the Ibishu Covet from BeamNG.drive, more beamNG related projects can be found here.

 

this model can be used as a toy or display piece for fans of the game , if assembled correctly (see instructions below) it should be quite robust and the wheels should spin smoothly

 

please read trough instructions below & follow them in order to ensure smooth assembly (if images do not show try viewing them in the mobile app)

 

once finished, please take a moment to rate the print profile (if you used it)

 

KNOWN ISSUES:

  • wheel spacer tolerance is too low, they might not fit on the axle (temporary fix can be to scale them up by 1% in the slicer)
  • the front window piece sometimes has weird print artifacts on the front right side, cause is still uncertain, if you have a potential solution please DM me.
  • when printed, some of the edges and corners from the mesh are visible, i am limited by my software of choice so fixing this will be complicated and might take a long time

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