Rocket League Fennec - NO AMS

🚀 Fennec — Zero-Waste, No-AMS, Modular High-Definition Edition

This is a complete ground-up redesign of my original Fennec model with one clear goal: keep the exact same look… while eliminating the biggest pain points.

The result?
A dramatically faster print, zero filament waste, no AMS required, and an even better-looking finished model.

🔥 Why This Version Is Better

Old Version

• ~81 hour print time
• ~1,196 g of filament
• ~1,940 filament changes
• Heavy purge waste
• Single solid body = orientation compromises

New Version (This Upload)

• < 17 hour total print time
• ~220 g of filament
• 0 filament changes
• Zero waste (no printer poop)
• No AMS required

Same car. Better visual detail. Massive efficiency improvement.

🧩 What Changed (Design Philosophy)

Instead of printing one massive multi-color body, I separated every color into its own dedicated part.

• Each plate contains parts of only one color
• You simply print each color plate, then assemble
• Final assembly uses small dabs of super glue

This modular approach:

• Removes color swaps entirely
• Cuts print time by ~80%
• Slashes filament usage by ~80%
• Makes the model more accessible to everyone

✨ Better Surface Finish Than My Previous Versions

This redesign actually produces a higher quality final model than my older single-piece versions.

Why?

• Every individual part is oriented optimally on the print bed
• Surfaces that matter face upward or outward
• Curved areas get better layer stacking
• Fewer visible layer lines

When a model is forced to print as one solid body, orientation compromises are unavoidable. Splitting the model removes those compromises entirely.

Result: cleaner surfaces, sharper details, and a more premium look.

⚙️ Print Profile Notes (Optional Quality Tweaks)

In my provided profile, I enabled:

• Ironing → improves top-surface smoothness
• Variable layer height → improves resolution on curved surfaces

Both are optional.
You can return these to default if you prefer faster slicing or simpler profiles.

I chose these settings because this is a decorative display model, and I wanted to push surface quality as far as reasonably possible.

🛠 Assembly

Assembly is straightforward:

• Print each color plate
• Dry fit parts
• Apply small dabs of super glue
• Assemble in order

At the end of this post, I’ve included labeled and numbered images showing:

• Each individual part
• The recommended assembly order

A few parts rely on the geometry of others being installed first, so following the order ensures a smooth build.

🎯 Summary

• Zero waste
• No AMS required
• Faster prints
• Massive filament savings
• Better surface finish
• Same iconic Fennec
• Optional Christiano Wheels or Tunica Wheels

If you enjoyed the original model, this version is everything that one was meant to be.

Happy printing 🤘

🛠 Assembly Images