Rolling Box Truck STL Model
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m preparing a small trade-show giveaway and need a compact box-truck model that prints cleanly on an FDM printer. The finished piece should end up about Matchbox-car size—feel free to go a little larger if it helps the wheels turn freely.
Here’s what matters most to me:
• Geometry that’s simple and sturdy. I only need the basic silhouette with minimal surface detail; the sides of the cargo box must stay smooth so I can add a vinyl sticker later.
• Functional rolling wheels designed as a print-in-place mechanism. They should spin right off the print bed without extra assembly.
• Two-color capability would be a welcome bonus—ideally a body in black and wheels in white—so if you can separate the mesh for a single-pause color swap, great. If not, a single-color file is fine.
Please deliver:
1. A watertight STL ready for FDM printing at 0.2 mm layer height.
2. A short note on recommended orientation and any slicer settings critical to achieving the print-in-place wheels.
If you’ve done similar toy-scale vehicles before, a quick render or photo of past work will help me approve the style faster. Looking forward to seeing how you keep the design lean, printable, and fun to roll!
Here’s what matters most to me:
• Geometry that’s simple and sturdy. I only need the basic silhouette with minimal surface detail; the sides of the cargo box must stay smooth so I can add a vinyl sticker later.
• Functional rolling wheels designed as a print-in-place mechanism. They should spin right off the print bed without extra assembly.
• Two-color capability would be a welcome bonus—ideally a body in black and wheels in white—so if you can separate the mesh for a single-pause color swap, great. If not, a single-color file is fine.
Please deliver:
1. A watertight STL ready for FDM printing at 0.2 mm layer height.
2. A short note on recommended orientation and any slicer settings critical to achieving the print-in-place wheels.
If you’ve done similar toy-scale vehicles before, a quick render or photo of past work will help me approve the style faster. Looking forward to seeing how you keep the design lean, printable, and fun to roll!
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