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Vista de Chassis, Steering Parts and Wheels for a Carrera 132 RC Conversion - Twelve STL Files

Chassis, Steering Parts and Wheels for a Carrera 132 RC Conversion - Twelve STL Files

A printable component set for a source project labeled Carrera Digital 132 to 2.4 GHz RC conversion. The long main chassis has raised mounting features, open pockets, axle seats and a curved end frame. Separate files provide its flat cover, left and right axle mounts with stepped cylindrical bosses, a curved control arm, an open gearbox cover, a small gear and a toothed link rod. Two rim designs and two smooth tire-ring designs complete the supplied geometry. All twelve meshes were inspected individually. Twelve unchanged STL files are included with English names retaining the v1.5 source version. Carrera 132 and 2.4 GHz identify the source conversion project; they are not a guarantee that these parts fit every Carrera car or include working radio equipment. The source archive does not provide the donor car body, motor, receiver, battery, wiring, metal axles or mounting hardware. The new cover uses the actual parts. Each supplied tire ring is aligned concentrically with its corresponding rim for a visual wheel assembly, while the chassis, covers, steering parts, gear and axle mounts remain clearly visible beside them. Blue chassis pieces, sand-colored small parts, dark tire rings, a changed angle and a new workshop background replace the source presentation. No donor vehicle shell or electronics have been added. The layout and concentric wheel placement have not been validated as a functioning assembly. Check donor-body mounting points, wheelbase, axle and pivot diameters, steering travel, gear engagement, motor clearance and tire fit before printing or installation. Tire-ring files do not include a verified flexible-material profile. MESHOPIA has not tested printing, mechanical fit, radio control, strength or driving performance. The cover renders the actual geometry and shadows in Blender and composites them over a workshop background generated locally in ComfyUI.

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Vista de Cyberbrick Cybertruck Body, Chassis, Wheels and Drivetrain Parts - Sixteen STL Files

Cyberbrick Cybertruck Body, Chassis, Wheels and Drivetrain Parts - Sixteen STL Files

Printable components from a CyberBrick RC Tesla Cybertruck source project. Inspection finds an angular pickup body shell with a sharply sloped cabin profile and rear bed, a chassis with raised wheel-area features and mounting posts, four wheel shells in one STL, front and top cover panels, two window-cover panels, front trim, LED-panel and cover pieces, a rear-light strip, a gearbox housing and cover, differential gears and shaft pieces, front-axle steering components, two separate drive or servo gears and a motor-retaining link. Several STL files contain multiple disconnected parts. Sixteen unchanged original STL files are included with descriptive English filenames. The CyberBrick and Tesla references identify the supplied source project; they do not establish official affiliation, a tested electronics configuration or universal hardware compatibility. No verified vehicle scale, assembly quantities or operating specification is supplied. The new cover arranges the actual body shell, chassis and four supplied wheel meshes in an illustrative vehicle configuration. Cover panels, window panels, trim, light housings and mechanical components are displayed separately alongside so that the remaining supplied parts can be seen. Blue structural parts, sand-colored loose components, dark wheels, a changed angle and a new workshop setting distinguish it from the source photo. This is a partial visual assembly with remaining parts alongside, not a verified finished RC build. The original downloads are unchanged. Motor, servo, CyberBrick electronics, batteries, wiring, functioning LEDs, metal hardware and rubber tires are not included as physical supplies. Check wheel interfaces, shaft dimensions, steering travel, gear engagement, gearbox clearances, body-panel alignment and all hardware requirements before fabrication. A validated bill of materials and tested printing profile are not supplied. MESHOPIA has not tested printing, fit, strength, lighting or powered vehicle operation. The cover renders the actual meshes and shadows in Blender and composites them over a workshop background generated locally in ComfyUI.

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