About this 3D model

THE FIRST EASY TO PRINT RC BUGGY! Designed with low-end printers in mind. https://youtu.be/ZpdAvby5opg All parts (except tyres) can be printed in PLA or PETG with no heated bed. All printed in high quality rigid.ink filament - see their filament range and comparison here: https://rigid.ink/pages/filament-comparison-guide Features: Oversized drivetrain is brushless-compatible when printed in PETG. Drivetrain runs on ball bearings. Full independent suspension. Low-slung chassis is stable at high speeds and off road. Multiple chassis configurations possible. All stl files are in the .zip download Extra parts: Lots of M3 bolts (listed in assembly manual) 20mm diameter brushless inrunner motor. Brushless ESC 13g metal gear servo 2-3s LiPo battery pack RC radio system. The tyres should be printed in a TPU filament. If you cannot print TPU, the buggy is compatible with standard 1/16 rear wheels and tyres. For the front, print the 1 piece wheel and tyre, then stretch a piece of bike inner tube over it. I recommend printing all parts in PETG for better durability. I have had issues with PLA gears melting with brushless power. Shocks: The car is compatible with standard 1/16 scale shocks. I have also included 3D printable ones, but these only work with PETG plastic and have no damping.