Model information
Description
2026 Xray XB2 Stand
Purpose
This stand is designed to support the 2026 Xray XB2 offroad buggy, specifically sized for the standard stock aluminum chassis. It is intended for use in a race pit area or for display purposes.
Practical Uses
Designed for simplicity, the stand features edges and contours that match the bottom of the XB2, including the front skid and side supports. A lip around the perimeter and at the rear helps prevent the car from moving while you are working on it.
Included Parts
The model consists of 4 pieces designed to slide together for assembly without the need for fasteners.
Printing and Assembly Guidance
This version is designed for easy printing and assembly. The creator used PLA+ for the build, noting that the four pieces took approximately 15 hours to print on an MK4 printer. The provided files include STL and 3MF formats, as well as a STEP file for those requiring CAD modifications. While designed for the 2026 XB2C, the creator suggests it may also work for the 2026 XB2D or 2025 models.
Attribution: Morborg
Original text by the author on Printables
<p>This 60mm high Xray stand I made for my 2026 XB2C offroad Buggy, the standard stock aluminum chassis size. It will probably work for the 2026 XB2D as well. It may also work for 2025 models. <br><br>[This version] of the stand was designed for simplicity. It is 4 pieces that are easy-print and requires no fasteners to assemble. Simply slide together and it's ready to use.</p><p>The edges and contours match the bottom of the XB2, including the side supports and front skid. A lip all around and in the rear prevents movement while you are working on the car. </p><p>All of the features otherwise are for volume reduction or strength, a future version may take advantage of this space for parts or tools, but this version is bare and simple. </p><p>I used PLA +, and the 4 pieces only took a combined ~15 hours on my MK4. </p><p>Any questions let me know, the STEP file is included here if you need CAD modifications. </p>
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