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Post by hairycanary on Oct 10, 2023 5:48:47 GMT -7
Robert that body looks awesome. It’s a lot of fun when they come out ? My survival rate is at about 99% success now. What’s nice you can scale them to fit any chassis.
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Post by AJR on Oct 10, 2023 6:15:49 GMT -7
That body does look great! You and Rick are certainly perfecting this craft! Your bodies are the smoothest 3D printed that I have seen for sure! Let me know when that Thunderbolt is available!  Gotta love a Tbolt! Thank you for posting. |
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Post by Eagle Racing on Oct 14, 2023 5:08:42 GMT -7
Robert that body looks awesome. It’s a lot of fun when they come out ? My survival rate is at about 99% success now. What’s nice you can scale them to fit any chassis.  . Here is a pic of the the Thunderbolt and a 55 Chevy. They are setting on one of my inline chassis. Also in the pic are a pair of double flange rims for narrow tires. In the back is the Nissan.
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Post by finistauri on Oct 14, 2023 5:46:07 GMT -7
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Great Workmanship
I believe I get as much and maybe more enjoyment out of painting and building a body for a chassis.
I do like that Jeff Wallace,
Has a Trophy for best Showmanship,
I've been working on a 40 Ford for his next Event.
Jeff has the Best Trophies 🏆
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Post by AJR on Oct 14, 2023 9:21:49 GMT -7
Those both look great! But the Ford will always look the best! |
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Post by hairycanary on Oct 15, 2023 9:47:27 GMT -7
Looking awesome Robert. I don’t know what editing program you use ? I use MeshMixer to edit the files then export them into Anycubic slicing program. MeshMixer is free and after getting familiar with it, it works pretty good adding, subtracting and scaling stuff. Adding is way more easy than subtracting. Sometimes your limited on what you can subtract if any. I’ve only scratched the surface. There’s so much I don’t understand yet and may never understand.
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Post by Eagle Racing on Oct 15, 2023 14:05:33 GMT -7
Looking awesome Robert. I don’t know what editing program you use ? I use MeshMixer to edit the files then export them into Anycubic slicing program. MeshMixer is free and after getting familiar with it, it works pretty good adding, subtracting and scaling stuff. Adding is way more easy than subtracting. Sometimes your limited on what you can subtract if any. I’ve only scratched the surface. There’s so much I don’t understand yet and may never understand. |
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Post by Eagle Racing on Oct 16, 2023 19:47:55 GMT -7
Pro Mod Cadillac setting on an Eagle long wheelbase chassis.
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Post by finistauri on Oct 16, 2023 20:09:20 GMT -7
Eagle Racing
Enjoy reading and viewing your updated news,
Fin
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Post by AJR on Oct 17, 2023 5:29:05 GMT -7
Pro Mod Cadillac setting on an Eagle long wheelbase chassis.
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Post by ecbill on Oct 17, 2023 6:24:24 GMT -7
The surface of the Caddy looks so smooth. Don’t see the usual ripples found on most 3D printings.
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Post by hairycanary on Oct 18, 2023 6:43:45 GMT -7
That Cadillac is pretty cool Robert !! I did the other version of that body. If I can remember I’ll post a picture of it. Thanks again for sharing.
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Post by finistauri on Oct 18, 2023 7:27:04 GMT -7
 Eagle Impressive,Any color is going to make the front end stand out as a aggressive Drag car. |
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Post by Eagle Racing on Oct 18, 2023 10:04:55 GMT -7
That Cadillac is pretty cool Robert !! I did the other version of that body. If I can remember I’ll post a picture of it. Thanks again for sharing. |
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Post by Eagle Racing on Oct 21, 2023 7:01:17 GMT -7
33 Willys Pro Mod, this one is setting on an Eagle Narrow inline chassis. I designed the chassis to fit our vintage F1 bodies and Front Engine Dragster and it fit's the 33 Willys just right.
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Gotta love a Tbolt! Thank you for posting.
. Here is a pic of the the Thunderbolt and a 55 Chevy. They are setting on one of my inline chassis. Also in the pic are a pair of double flange rims for narrow tires. In the back is the Nissan.
