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Model Overview & Print Notes
For RC and Diecast enthusiast. Large scales can use FDM or Resin printing. Small scale - resin. The *.stl files are in the *.zip archive. Specs: •1:10 •1:14 •1:16 •1:18 •1:24 •1:25 **Attention: -For experienced model builder -Parts could need some adjustments with files or sand paper -Take care when you remove the supports -Parts should be glued. -Not recommended for kids -Be careful with the alignment of pieces when gluing. -Could need some sanding/ adjustments/ cuts / scratch built parts to fit your chassis / model kit / Wheels -Check dimmensions of your model before printing Introducing “The Bruiser” – a no-nonsense, shaved-head driver ready for action. Inspired by 90s action flicks, this guy is built for muscle cars, tactical rigs, or garage scenes with edge. Bald, muscular look with a 90s-style jumpsuit Great for off-roaders, custom builds, or “Mad Max”-style dioramas Print-ready STL — clean mesh for FDM and resin printers Yours FREE — fire up your slicer and let him take the wheel! ## 3D Printing Settings Large scales can use FDM or Resin printing. Small scale - resin.






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