Flying New Tesla Roadster (Thruster Stand Edition)
por Tomik s Cuprou en MakerWorld
Flying Tesla Roadster (Thruster Stand Edition). Bring the legendary "Flying" Tesla Roadster concept to life on your desk! This model features a sleek futuristic supercar suspended in mid-air on four detailed rocket thruster plumes, capturing the iconic SpaceX package vision.
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Flying Tesla Roadster (Thruster Stand Edition) Bring the legendary "Flying" Tesla Roadster concept to life on your desk! This model features a sleek futuristic supercar suspended in mid-air on four detailed rocket thruster plumes, capturing the iconic SpaceX package vision. 📷 Overview & Features
- Hover Effect: The model rests perfectly on 4 dynamic exhaust plume stands that simulate a vertical takeoff.
- Display Ready: Includes custom presentation graphics for side and rear views on the display stand background.
- Easy Assembly: Printed in separate parts for clean multi-color printing (AMS friendly).
🖨️ Print Settings & Advice
- Layer Height: 0.20 mm (Standard)
- Material Recommendations: - Car: White PLA / PETG or Silver/Metallic.
- Flames: Translucent Orange / Yellow / White PLA for a glowing fire effect, or solid white for a stylized look.
🔧 Assembly Instructions
- Print the Tesla Roadster body, wheels rear wing and the 4 Thruster Plumes.
- Align the top tips of the thruster plumes with the mounting slots/wheels under the car.
- Glue: A drop of superglue on wing and wheels.
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