Fiat 126 city concept 3d model

Posted on 28 August 2021 by yonetici in 3d models, Antique Cars, Cars, Fiat 126 Parts and Accesories, Products, Toys, Vehicle Models, Vehicles | Comments Off

This is the Fiat 126 Vettura Urbana concept (or ‘city car’ concept, if you translate the Italian… everything sounds better in Italian), revealed in 1976 and designed for Fiat by venerable designer Giovanni Michelotti, who penned lots of nice stuff you haven’t really heard of. His 1961 Alpine A110 was alright, mind. This particular vision of the future was based on the teeny 126 city car, and although small, it wasn’t a toy.

The body STL including the engine can now be downloaded at the following pages. There is also a version with separate STL files for each piece, sliding doors, operational engine parts. The engine parts, pulleys, pistons etc, can be driven by a small electric motor hidden in the transmission which is also connected to the rear wheels. So this model can drive with electric power. With additional work, can be made to run with remote control. A challenging and very nice project to build.

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Fiat 126/500 air cooled engine model

Posted on 28 August 2021 by yonetici in Antique Cars, Fiat 126 Parts and Accesories, General, Toys, Vehicle Accesories, Vehicle Models, Vehicles | Comments Off

Here is a 3d model air cooled engine with internal moving parts, pistons, piston rods, pulleys, crank and a cooling fan.

Read more for more information and the links to the basic version engine STL file and the purchase page of a improved version with STLs for every part of the engine.

Electric outboard

Posted on 19 August 2021 by yonetici in 3d models, Boats, General, Outdoor, Vehicle Accesories, Vehicles | Comments Off

This is a 3d printable outboard motor design for use in small hobby boats.

read more for more info and the STL files for 3d printing.

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Strengthening a 3D Printed Part

Posted on 07 August 2021 by yonetici in 3d models, Bicycles, Bike Accesories, General, Outdoor, Products, Vehicle Accesories, Vehicles | Comments Off

As we all know, 3D printed parts produced by our ordinary home type printers are not so strong and when used in place of actual parts, they don’t last long. I thought it would be great If it is possible to somehow strengthen the 3d printed parts and worked on the subject a bit.

Strengthening a 3d part may give us the ability to use those parts in place of actual working, load bearing parts. So instead of trying to find an original replacement part for a broken one of our gadgets, robots, vehicles, mechanical toys or in any mechanical tech project we develop, we can simply go with the 3d printed parts.

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