A forty-six-file Cyber Van-style miniature classic microbus body and mechanical geometry collection. Every original STL was visually reviewed in four contact sheets. The exterior group includes paired body side panels with multiple window openings, a curved roof panel, rear bumper, front light/indicator details and front/rear light-support geometry. The supplied assembled photograph shows a classic rounded van appearance; no separate glazing material or functioning lights are supplied.
The mechanical set includes a complete chassis base, front wheel and reduction shafts, steering link, paired front hubs, differential-side housing and gear-side forms, differential flange and support, shaft locks and washers, battery and receiver-board supports, motor retainer, dual-motor reduction support, wheel-fitting and differential-locking tools. Spur, compound and bevel gear shapes include original source numeric labels. Those labels are retained as identifiers rather than independently measured tooth counts, tolerances or compatibility specifications.
Wheel geometry provides front and rear rim alternatives labeled standard and TPU/AMS, plus two paired tire-ring layouts labeled standard and TPU/AMS. Grouped files can contain multiple parts, and alternate meshes may overlap. Forty-six files is not a validated bill of materials. TPU and AMS are source variant context, not verified material flexibility, multi-material printing settings or printer compatibility.
All forty-six original STL files remain unchanged and are renamed in English with a map back to the French source names. Actual scale, wheelbase, body/chassis fit, shaft dimensions, gear engagement, bearing sizes, print quantities and tested assembly sequence remain unverified. No real motors, servos, controller, receiver board, battery, wiring, metal bearings, lights or fasteners are supplied. MESHOPIA has not physically printed, assembled or driven this collection. No vehicle performance, tested print settings or manufacturer affiliation is claimed.
The new cover renders the original paired body-side meshes, roof shell, tire-ring and rim meshes in Blender, with sage green, ivory and graphite finishes composited over a locally generated ComfyUI workshop background. The grouped side panels and tire rings were separated only for positioning in the image; downloadable originals remain unchanged. Earlier AI covers were rejected because they invented emblems, roof windows or different wheels. This selected static body display omits separate light and bumper details; inferred orientations, wheel repetition and placements do not certify mechanical fit or a complete functioning RC build.
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