Project: Stylized 3D-Printable Kenworth Semi Truck Model (Multi-Part, No Multicolor Printing)
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m looking for a 3D modeler to create a stylized (not ultra-realistic) Kenworth semi-truck model designed specifically for FDM 3D printing.
Style reference:
The model should be similar in style to simplified, toy-like or display 3D prints (see reference image I will provide). Clean shapes, slightly exaggerated proportions, and printable details — not a photorealistic CAD model.
Key Requirements
Brand: Kenworth (classic long-nose style)
Scale: Small desk/display size (final scale can be discussed)
Designed for assembly (separate parts, glued together after printing)
No multicolor printer required
Part Separation (Very Important)
The model must be split into separate STL files for:
Cab/body (main black part)
Windshield & windows (separate piece for clear or blue filament)
Wheels (gray)
Grille (chrome/silver)
Exhaust stacks (chrome/silver)
Any accent stripe as a separate raised or recessed detail
Design Details
Black main body
Simple stripe along the side (does not need to be complex)
Flat, clean area on the door for adding a vinyl sticker later
Stylized details (not every bolt or rivet)
Optimized for easy printing (no extreme overhangs)
Deliverables
STL files only
Clean, manifold models
Parts aligned for easy assembly
Commercial use allowed (small-scale physical product sales)
Budget
$100 USD max for this model
This is the first of multiple truck models (Peterbilt, Freightliner, International) if this goes well
Bonus (Not Required)
Experience designing models for 3D printing
Examples of previous vehicle or toy-style models
Style reference:
The model should be similar in style to simplified, toy-like or display 3D prints (see reference image I will provide). Clean shapes, slightly exaggerated proportions, and printable details — not a photorealistic CAD model.
Key Requirements
Brand: Kenworth (classic long-nose style)
Scale: Small desk/display size (final scale can be discussed)
Designed for assembly (separate parts, glued together after printing)
No multicolor printer required
Part Separation (Very Important)
The model must be split into separate STL files for:
Cab/body (main black part)
Windshield & windows (separate piece for clear or blue filament)
Wheels (gray)
Grille (chrome/silver)
Exhaust stacks (chrome/silver)
Any accent stripe as a separate raised or recessed detail
Design Details
Black main body
Simple stripe along the side (does not need to be complex)
Flat, clean area on the door for adding a vinyl sticker later
Stylized details (not every bolt or rivet)
Optimized for easy printing (no extreme overhangs)
Deliverables
STL files only
Clean, manifold models
Parts aligned for easy assembly
Commercial use allowed (small-scale physical product sales)
Budget
$100 USD max for this model
This is the first of multiple truck models (Peterbilt, Freightliner, International) if this goes well
Bonus (Not Required)
Experience designing models for 3D printing
Examples of previous vehicle or toy-style models
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3D Rendering
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3D Design
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3D CAD
3D Print Design
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