Información del modelo
Descripción
Pipe Load for the Turbo Racing 1/76 scale RC C50 Semi Truck
Purpose
This model serves as an alternative cargo load for the Turbo Racing 1/76 scale C50 semi truck trailer, providing an option other than the standard container or empty trailer configurations.
Practical Uses
Designed for use with the Turbo Racing C50 scale model, this load can be weighted to match the nose weight of the original box container. Users can add an M10 steel full nut into the provided cutout to achieve the necessary weight, using a small piece of Blue Tack (poster putty) to prevent rattling.
Included Parts
- Pipe load
- Tie-down straps (Version 1: exact shape; Version 2: optimized for neater printing)
Printing and Assembly Guidance
Print the pipes standing vertically. A color change can be implemented during printing to create colored protective end caps. The pipes are attached to the trailer using a narrow strip of double-sided tape. The tie-down straps clip into place over the pipe load and the trailer bed. If using Strap Version 2, the center section must be cut out with side cutters to match the shape of Version 1.
Author's Print Settings
- Material: PLA
- Layer height: 0.2mm
- Perimeters: 2
- Top/Bottom layers: 4
- Infill: 15%
- Supports: None
- Printer used: Prusa Mk3S+
Texto original del autor en Printables
<p>Here is an alternative load for your Turbo Racing 1/76 scale C50 semi truck.<br>The pipe load makes an attactive alternative to the container or empty trailer options that are supplied by Turbo Racing.</p><p>All parts were printed in PLA using:<br>Layer height 0.2 throughout<br>2 perimeters<br>4 top and bottom layers<br>15% infil<br>No supports<br>The attached .3mf files are those I used on my Prusa Mk3S+ printer.</p><p>Print the pipes standing vertically and you can add a colour change for the protective end caps of the pipes. Drop a M10 steel full nut into the cutout to match the nose weight supplied with the Turbo Racing box container. I used a small piece of Blue Tack (poster putty) to stop the nut rattling, and then add a narrow strip of double sided tape to attach the pipes to the trailer.</p><p>The tie down straps simply clip into place over the pipe load and trailer bed. I have included two versions of the straps. Version 1 is exactly the right shape, while Version 2 printed a bit neater on my printer. If you use Version 2, cut the centre section of the strap out using a pair of side cutters to match the Version 1 strap shape.</p>
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