Dnano Exige
For Murcielago setting and mounts
Weight: 7.2 grams http://www.nanospeeders.com/photos/s...dwidge/001.jpg http://www.nanospeeders.com/photos/s...dwidge/002.jpg http://www.nanospeeders.com/photos/s...dwidge/003.jpg http://www.nanospeeders.com/photos/s...dwidge/004.jpg http://www.nanospeeders.com/photos/s...dwidge/005.jpg http://www.nanospeeders.com/photos/s...dwidge/006.jpg http://www.nanospeeders.com/photos/s...dwidge/007.jpg Status: available |
That is HOT! Makes me wish I still had my Dnano collection. :(
Looking forward to seeing this one painted up. Could you take a pic of this next to it's bigger brother? That would be cool! |
What wheels are those?... I LOVE the super wide rears
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Make them so we can use double fronts or front/rear combos on the rear for rubber or custom wide foams |
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Here is my I-materialise gallery http://i.materialise.com/designer/fovea3d The parts turned out OK, the material is more fragile than Shapeways but should be OK at small scale. Of course I plan to make all sort of wheel designs based on these hubs. http://www.nanospeeders.com/photos/s...TACHBOTTOM.jpg When I find some time :D |
Have you thought about printing using 'White Detail'? It's not as brittle as ultra detail, but it should be strong enough for wheels while allowing higher resolution...
Nice Countach BTW... you could probably run rear tires on the front and a pair of rear tires and a pair of fronts on the rear |
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Resolution is not so good (for this size of parts) but the I.Materialize Prime Grey is the best. The layering is not visible from normal distance, these are macro shots. With primer and paint it should be OK. The fitting is perfect with Prime Gray, while with the 2 other materials from Shapeways the screw hole needs to be drilled. Well I only use foams for rear on dnanos, but a pair of front should be OK. On this pic I tried stock tires to see how it fits and if they will stay in place while driving. They do. There are two ribs on these wheels (inner rib + outer rib that is part of the tire wall). |
The imaterialize wheels look WAY better...
Can you see if you can make mazda 787 wheels? |
BTW... I was referring to the space left over when using the wider wheels in the rear with regular rubber tires... you can fill the space with a pair of thin fronts (FRA) along with the regular-width rears... just to make the tires wide enough to cover the rims
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I already did that (2 front tires for wide rear). On the pic I only tested how the tires would stay in place if someone used simple stock tires. Nice motor pod BTW ;) |
It IS nice... wish it were mine... I stole the photo from nanotrax.com... LOL
Well keep us posted so I know where I can get some nice wide wheels from... |
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Awesome! Reminds me of one of them resin models though. I had once dreamed of using a 1/43 resin model of the Koenig Specials Competition, but was told the resin would be too fragile.
Anyway, look's great can't wait to see it finished, and look's awesome next to sis! :) |
You should really consider making some wide wheels.... Even something that looks like the stock wheels but wider.... I would really like to see some 787 wheels
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