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It looks like somebody tacked on a wing from a 1:14-scale buggy.

I love your rendering work, though...very impressive. I wish I could do that.

Oh Mark ! 1/2 scale 0.8 mod gears :shock: firstly "good luck" , secondly id highly recommend using a smaller nozzle than 0.4 mm , a 0.4 mm nozzle is just about ok at 0.8 mod but even then the trough between gears can lose depth causing tight mesh , I've often cut the trough deeper to compe...

Another solution to the gears is to just cheat monstrously and find a 1/18th scale car and buy the gears for it and adapt the mini Hunter as needed , that way you can publish the required parts with the STL files , there are a ton of cheap 1/18th cars on the market and I'm sure a little research sho...

By the way, I'm not surprised at all you love the idea... But you have ways to do that I don't have, and I would really love to see you scaling down some buggy as well :-D I've had this in mind but with more cheating , I've got a WLToys A959 that I never really use , its bonkers fast for a 1/18 car...

To late now if you've made the order but I noticed you can get SLS printed PP now , probably ideal for bumpers, cages and suspension arms .

Some assembly required...
The US distributor for Prusa is down the street from my work. I wrote a grant and landed a Mk4 that needs assembling. I'm about 3 hours into the process and enjoying it so far. I have a Bambulab X1 on the way for comparison.

Ask and you shall receive. My brother dropped this “trash” off on Wednesday. Just wild.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/225883701675?itmmeta=01HT5BSQR9GX7QCWWNZQ6QRZD3&hash=item3497b7c1ab:g:kuYAAOSwrbdlXrvH&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4OLjI0RvubawM3p5yJPCC86ElAb%2BG5I1GAmivpB2mVnJ4kt42ZJ9FVjJ206TE2Nwx%2FCjLSosSQsQYqyBuX3pfO5euFmoLjYGWqxL4aBQolDi3CgxhBYjLSkRSNtxR976tax1IvLa%2BZDIANpDLERODo1...

Thanks, I had a look, and it is apparently same size as my micro one. That will work for 1/20, but I do think the linear one is likely the only solution for 1/32... At 1/32 it might be strong enough , the arm on them is pressed onto a threaded brass collar that moves up and down the threaded shaft ...

Found these , two linear and one really tiny normal servo .

Until my new laptop arrives I used my wife’s MacBook


First print is 0.4mm and 10% infill at 120% speed. what I’m impatient and don’t want a toy boat

Fingers crossed for you .

Very nice , pity about the power outage but beyond your control and can be easily hidden as its only on a small part of the print , would have been far worse a few hours earlier !

What I think is an early long wheelbase Mardave Meteor and 3 TX's . Well used but I'm sure it'll clean up good .

i just scanned through the thread . i still have my driver (sans his arms) if you need any pics /measurements . this was my first hobby rc purchased back in the 80s lol