Mario Kart & Luigi Kart - CyberBrick - Free 3D Print Model

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Dittelsmann

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A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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7.9 h

5 plates

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A1 Mini 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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8 h

6 plates

4.7(3)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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7.9 h

5 plates

4.0(4)

0.2mm nozzle, 0.1mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill

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37 min

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This 3D model represents a remote-controlled Mario Kart vehicle that was specially developed for use with CyberBrick components. The model combines the iconic Mario Kart design with functional construction.

Design & Construction

The kart's appearance is based on the classic Mario Kart style with a compact body and wide track. All components were designed to allow for a clear structure, good stability, and easy assembly.

Print Profiles & Variants

A dedicated print profile is available for each kart, containing all necessary parts in the appropriate color variant – either Red (Mario) or Green (Luigi).

In addition to the two print profiles for the vehicles, there is another print profile for the gears, which are used in the rear axle and in the steering.

👉 Recommendation: These gears should be printed with a 0.2 mm nozzle.

Note on the gears:
The gears are already included in the print profiles for the vehicles and are printed there by default with a 0.4 mm nozzle.
However, if you notice problems with stiff-running rear wheels, it is recommended to re-print the gears using a 0.2 mm nozzle to achieve smoother operation of the mechanism.

Remote Control

A remote control is required for operation. It is recommended that users use the official remote control.

To assemble the car, you need to purchase the following parts:

1x CyberBrick Starter hardware kit - ZK004 (for 1 kart & 1 remote control)

1x CyberBrick Ultimate hardware kit - ZK003 (2 karts & 2 remote controls)

Assembly Instructions

Please take the time to carefully read the assembly instructions before assembling. I have tried to explain each step as detailed and understandable as possible – even if some steps seem self-explanatory at first glance.
Therefore, do not be deterred by the length of the instructions: they are meant to help you achieve a clean, functional, and durable result.

Documentation (1)

Assembly Guide (1)

Assembly Guide for CyberBrick powered Mario Kart.pdf

CyberBrick Files (1)

FAQ

Official RC Framework

MarioKart

Comment & Rating (67)

@rolfdesigns

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Lovely, printed on A1 Mini with Mario figure from a link in the comments here which is a perfect fit :) Luigi is next!

@Eelfe

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Hello, Can you tell me what file Mario is? It seems to fit perfectly 😀

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@Ina_astur

Replying to @Eelfe :

im interested too

@user_1968671428

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Hello, I saw your model and it looks great. But I wonder why it is not compatible with the a1 mini. I would be happy to receive a response and an optimized version for the a1 mini

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@Dittelsmann

Hi, actually all the parts fit on the print bed of the A1 mini. I'll check the settings to see if I can enable it for the A1 mini afterwards. I didn't notice when uploading that the checkmark for the A1 Mini was missing. Thanks for the hint! :) I found the problem. The A1 Mini was already selected, but not all of the black parts fit on one plate. I will upload two extra profiles for the A1 mini shortly :)

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@user_1968671428

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Ok👍and thank you for the work

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@user_1968671428

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I wanted to ask again about the red car on the second black print plate, a few parts are overlapped on the lower left half. Is that correct or did that happen when the two print plates were split

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@mr_printer1234

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

nice one 👌👌👌

@user_740985566

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

great project with great finish.

@user_1968671428

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hello another question is it normal that when the car is on and the remote control is connected, both rear wheels turn slowly and jerkily backwards

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@Dittelsmann

Hi, no, that's not normal. Open the CyberBrick app on your PC and calibrate the joysticks

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@user_1968671428

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yes exactly, I just noticed it too I did it and now it works but my car is very jerky and extremely slow and something is wrong with the motors how is that

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@user_1968671428

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Replying to @user_1968671428 :

has been resolved it works great after a few touch-ups

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@storani

Congratulations friend on the project. It might be my pickiness, but would you have the figurines to be printed? or would you recommend any figurine project to put on the karts?

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@Dittelsmann

Hi Storani, unfortunately, I don't have suitable figures for these karts. I work exclusively with SolidWorks, which is very well suited for parametric models, but less optimal for figures. Perhaps one of the Mario models already available on MakerWorld will fit – however, I haven't tested this yet.

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@storani

@TerryPark Hello friend! where are the models? could you indicate? The links did not appear

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@memoland3d

IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE COVERS ARE MISSING

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@Dittelsmann

which covers

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@memoland3d

Replying to @Dittelsmann :

In the file I downloaded, the wheels do not have that drawing, therefore I interpret that they are tires, the tires are the ones that go on the rims, some come with inner tubes (not from a photo), they are made of rubber, and are inflated, the inner tubes go between the tire and the rims, this makes the tire take shape and therefore roll

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@cag196692

Replying to @memoland3d :

wtf are you even saying

@user_2191780878

Hello beautiful I printed it too can I ask you about the remote control what do I need to do and the parts to buy? I'm inexperienced with the electronic part

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@Dittelsmann

Hi, I assume you have the Cyberbrick hardware kit “ZK004” or “ZK003,” which contains all the necessary parts. The remote control model is the standard remote control from BambuLab :)

@user_2191780878

Replying to @Dittelsmann :

grazie

@user_1856757211

how would I combine all these parts to print one model with the H2C?

@cag196692

you would download and use a CAD software to fuse the parts together. or you can use Bambu studio to Boolean mesh the parts together but that would be extremely tedious and imprecise not sure why you’d want to print a single multicolor print. even with an h2c it’s going to take significantly longer, be significantly worse quality, and have significantly worse tolerances. i doubt it would even function without printing it several times to dial in the tolerances, and even then the moving parts are going to be massively worse quality in their actuation and function. all in all it’s going to be a whole lot more work for a massively inferior end result that I’d wager won’t even function correctly, all just to avoid some very basic and straightforward assembly.

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@lucasviola35

Is it possible to assemble the cart without the robotics parts? to use it only for decoration

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