This tall panel-van display project preserves the supplied cargo body, cab, grille, lamps, mirrors, wheels, glazing, roof ribs and exterior trim. The proposed display finish combines a white body with dark windows, dark tyres, contrasting lower trim and small metallic-looking details. The finished illustration places the complete upright vehicle in a model-making workshop. It is an appearance proposal, not evidence of a physically printed miniature or a measured factory paint specification.

DOWNLOAD CONTENTS
The ZIP includes editable FBX surface geometry, a native Blender project, eight associated appearance resources, the full-resolution upright coloured 3MF, an English preparation guide, an integrity manifest, CC0 information and the local-AI presentation image. Seven original functional maps retain their decoded pixels and effective orientation. One bound supplier-signature plate bitmap is replaced by a plain plate asset generated with local AI on this PC. An unbound presentation photograph and an unbound supplier banner remain archived privately. The publishing account does not claim original design authorship.

PRESERVATION AND VIEWING
The FBX is independently reopened before and after neutralization. The Blender project is saved and reopened using Blender 5.2. Numerical geometry, UV coordinates, material assignments, node relationships and hierarchy are checked against the approved working reference. The native appearance revision changes only the inspected plate bitmap; the other source resources are preserved. The full-resolution coloured 3MF retains all 1,213,067 triangles, without surface decimation or geometry edits in this identity update. The plain plate in the white display appearance and the separate editable native plate material are alternative presentation finishes.

A separate lighter browser preview is for navigation and may omit fine surface detail; the downloadable model remains full resolution. Display dimensions do not certify physical scale, and mesh-object counts do not establish independently printable part counts. Native scene materials and the coloured display export can differ in shader interpretation and appearance. Keep the editable source for material work and compare both views before choosing a finish.

PRINTING PREPARATION - UNTESTED
Open a working copy in a mesh editor or slicer and confirm units, intended dimensions and machine build volume. Inspect the broad cargo panels, thin roof ribs, mirrors, wipers, wheel arches, grille openings, glazing edges, open boundaries and intersections. A finished-looking image does not establish watertightness, sufficient wall thickness or assembly fit. Repair, thicken, separate or hollow surfaces only after inspection. Opening doors, steering, suspension, rotating wheels and carrying loads have not been verified.

For suitable equipment and adequately thick details, resin layers around 0.03-0.05 mm or FDM layers around 0.12-0.20 mm may be conditional starting ranges rather than tested presets. Once a suitable closed shell exists, two or three perimeters and 10-20 percent infill may be sample-only FDM starting points; infill cannot repair an open surface. Select material, nozzle, temperatures and supports for the measured geometry and your machine. Test a mirror, grille or roof-rib section first. Plan support removal away from fine trim and large visible panels. Inspect resin cavities before adding drainage. No physical print, support profile, strength or mechanical fit is certified.

SCALE AND FINISH
Confirm units before resizing. Uniform resize percentage equals target measured length divided by current measured length multiplied by 100. Recheck minimum thickness, joints, gaps, wheel clearance and support access afterward. Prime a sample, sand support marks carefully and mask the body, glazing, tyre, grille and trim boundaries. Avoid filling roof ribs and lamp details with heavy paint. Product markings identify the represented subject and do not imply authorship or manufacturer endorsement.

IMAGE AND RIGHTS
The supplied native display reference and its matching mask protect the vehicle while local ComfyUI/Qwen on this PC generates the surrounding workshop and illustrative display setting. Solid foreground model pixels remain unchanged. This AI-assisted image is not a photograph of a publisher-tested print. The plinth and workshop props are scenery rather than additional supplied geometry or hardware. Public filenames are independent neutral identifiers; private source paths and earlier-name correspondences are omitted. Renaming does not make recognizable geometry anonymous. Original resources and preservation receipts remain archived privately. The uploader explicitly authorized free CC0 redistribution.

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