Time Machine - HAYNES ORIGINAL EDITION

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This 3D printable model created by Wcad00 is fan-made art inspired by iconic vehicles from films. 

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UPDATE 2 - 23.01.205

user @Missing_Element added a really cool stand for my model.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1023060#profileId-1004816

UPDATE 1 - 18.01.2025

1. fixed an object orientation on plate 18
2. fixed a mirroring issue on plate 4 

Thank you all so much for the feedback and the overwelming response. 89 batmobile coming by the end of this month so watch out for that. - also assembly instructions will be video on my new youtube channel so stay tuned for that too. - THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH ! 

This started with me wanting a very detailed and accurate DELOREAN. Seeing that at least in the free internet pile, such a thing does not exist - and feel free to argue here - i decided to make my own, so i bought the HAYNES DOC BROWN's OWNERS WORKSHOP MANUAL and got to work. 

From what i saw this is the most accurate free model there is on the internet (i keep saying free because i do not check paid models) and it contains every significant detail allowed by 3d printing and size - a lot actually

So without any puns lets get started

• i wanted to start with a very accurate delorean so i made that and after i started making it a time machine, not the other way around 
• it is 35cm long, aprox 1.13 scale - so relatively small with lots of fine details - when its done and done corectly its absolutely stunning - definetly a show piece for me
• it is the first version of the time machine from the first movie - it was a matter of personal preference as i tought the first one was the best
• doors and bonnet open true to original
• it prints perfectly with the provided 3mf - i'm not saying there aren;t more improvements that can be made, but this worked as is 
• assembly is not that hard, you just have to follow the order of things 
• assembly is not that hard is a bit subjective - definetly not for beginners 
• as for the main colour i would have liked to go with silk+ silver, but that was not in stock so i went with S+ Titan grey
• for the side cables i entertwined red and black filament - 1m of each shoul be enough - 50 cm pieces for each side - they start from the front flux box and stop at the top flux box on the top
• some parts with supports will require a little sanding - flux rails 
• btw i used bambu new COOL SUPERTACK, but as a reminder use clean plates and dried filament - it matters very much especially  with the small parts

Hope you enjoy this as much as I do