This is my Hot Rod Project I picked it up from a friend that gave up on the build, full custom C channel frame and custom 3D printed body, front rimes wheel and blower on the motor. There a lot of personal modification that I would love to do on this build and on other builds. Stay tuned for more on The Tank RC Facebook and YouTube page

Traxxas trx-4 sport with a 3D printed bed in PLA to fit the lexan body to the trx4. I also printed the license plates and some accessories like a propan container and a tool box. The bed and license plate is my own designs, the license plate is my initials and my day of birth, the two other pieces was downloaded, dont remember from where.

Multiple 3D printed parts, including a few pieces from My Mini Factory all assembled on a custom made Ford F-250. The body is mounted on a fully loaded Vanquish VS-410.

Hey Guys. Nothing too fancy here. I did design the Top Cover for this classic Scx10 Original. I got the Roof Rack off thingyverse, which I find to be another great sight for sharing ideas.. :) As A Tool Maker and a CNC operator I defintely see the advantage of having a machine like this

This is a Traxxas TRX 4 Bronco. It has a custom set of 1.9 wheels, designed and printed by me. The back of the wheel is PLA printed on a Prusa MK3S and the front face was re printed on a Anycubic Photon Mono and custom painted black Chrome, with chrome ring. It is hiding a custom designed radiator behind the grill, printed out of PLA on a prusa MK3S and also designed and printed a set of front headlight buckets to install lights. there is also a AXIAL SCX10 III with custom 1.7" beadlocks to use a set of cut and shut boggers and a JL 3d printed front bumper, file was purchased, but can't remember the designer. All was printed on a Prusa MK3S out of PLA. And last but not least its a Snap On TRX6, it only has a custom 3D printed side tool box, on both sides, with my logo on it and they open. This wa salso printed on a MK3S out of PLA

Hi, my name is Rob and this is my Khan Defender mounted to an Axial scx10ii along with team Raffee camper trailer. The body started of as a team Raffee D90 and I have added 3D printed khan fenders, grille, headlights and bonnet. There's also several 3d printed items on the trailer which constantly changes. I have only been into scale RC trucks for a little over a year, it started during our covid lockdown at the beginning of 2020 and it kept me occupied. I accidentally found a hobby I love and since that time I have gained some great new friends, built 10 scale trail RC crawlers and still have a few more in the design, assembly process. I use them, I'm a big believer in getting out with friends and using the RC's, enjoying not just the building process but the social side to. I video most of my ventures and post them on Instagram, YouTube and Facebook. I don't own a 3D printer and I am very interested in seeing the unique Hemistorm take on them, really looking forward to seeing you learn and create with your new unit, having the possibility to build and create my own creations is very appealing to me. All my 3D printed items are purchased, from several different suppliers. Thank you for taking the time to view my build.

Hi Hemistorm! My 3D printed submission is a 1957 Jeep FC-150 4WD 1:9 scale RC truck riding on a GCM CMAX leaf sprung chassis. This build was my submission for the 2019 Scale Builders Guild work truck build off. I modeled the body, interior, floor pan, bumpers etc. using Fusion 360 and I used a combination of PLA and PETG. I printed all components on my Prusa MK3. It was my first time taking on a larger modeling project and made a lot of mistakes along the way but it was a great learning experience, very rewarding. Everything on this body has been 3D printed with the exception of the chassis, wheels, tires, light lenses, windows and action figures. All in all a very fun project! Here is a link to the SBG build thread: https://scalebuildersguild.com/forum/showthread.php?29400-Work-Truck-Buildoff-Willys-FC-150-Ray-s-farm-truck Here is a link to a short video I put together documenting the design process and a short running video (all up around 6 minutes in length) if interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUDhdMphyi0 The trailer in the video was also largely built using a combination of 3D components that I modeled and conventional materials such as aluminum channel, styrene and checker plate sheet from RC4WD. Cheers and many thanks for the great videos over the years, excellent work! Have fun with the 3D printer, once you start down the design path the sky is pretty much the limit and really expands the utility of the technology. Best of luck and have fun! Kevin Nugent Centreville, Ontario, Canada

All printed from knights customs files purchased from my mini factory.

Couple cold ones at the shop

All sorts

This body designed by Scale3DRC and was completely 3dprinted by myself. The motor under the hood is 3d printed as was and designed by Harley Designs. The chassis is a custom water jetted piece

Custom Axial SCX10 with a Jeep TJ Brute body and full scale interior and engine bay. All designed and printed by myself.

Platform is an RGT pioneer 4x4 EX86110 RTR but from there full custom build im running a redcat motor with 2 speed trans to stock RGT axels. Injora front bumper with Warn winch with wireless remote. 1.9" Beadlock Wheels & Voodoo KLR Tire with Proline dual foam inserts. ABS Hard body . The 3D printed Parts on my rig still have not arrived yet but I ordered from shapeways.com the XJ rear quarter panel armor from tiny truck fabrication. I've ordered the dashboard steering wheel stereo plate AC buttons also from shapeways.com.

VW air-cooled engine on my MST CFX based Sand Scorcher. Printed with a 0.2mm nozzle.

3d printed axel stands to stop flat spots

I designed and printed the ENTIRE bed of this truck, and about 50% of all the accessories. Items seen printed are: Bed(fully functioning doors and drawers), tail light housings, mud flaps, power inverter, battery, and voltage gauge housing

Toyzuki and proline rock van painted with candy rootbeer 3D printed parts are mirrors, badges, roof rack, cooler, and rear latter.

Farm truck project I’ve been working on for a few years. I add a little more to it here and there. Radiator is 3D printed plus the goodies sitting in the bed. I’m currently working on the engine bay. Can’t wait till thats finished. Thank you for taking the time to look at my photos.

I wanted an overland bed rack for the Proline Hilux but couldn’t find one anywhere. This was a design that I made and printed. Not pictured is a printed spare tire carrier/body mount for the bed. The trailer is also fully 3D printed but I did not print that.

I was an original owner of a 1993 80 series but had to let it go back in 2019 after 26 years and regret it greatly. Therefore, my goal was to try and create a scale version of my 1-1. I selected the HPI Venture SBK kit mainly since it had room to build a full scale interior and found an LC80 hardbody on Amazon. Other than the base dashboard and front bumper found on Thingiverse which I modified using thinkercad for fit and more scale details, the other scale items were designed on tinkercad. 1) Dashboard printed in several parts, the main dashboard, the rear part of the dashboard with a mounting bracket, the instrument panel with vents, switches, radio, etc as one, steering wheel and column, and the passenger side air vent and glove box handle. Printed photos of my 1-1 instrumental panel and radio and glued them to the printed pieces. 2) Front bumper printed in 2 pieces, top bar assembly and bottom bumper. Modified the top bar by doubling the diameter for strength and printing it so that the printed layers were lengthwise for added strength. 3) You can see from one of my photos the iterations of the front seats. Settled on the painted gray one which I was satisfied with the more rounded seat that i was finally able to accomplish on tinkercad. 4) The center console and armrest, emergency brake handle, and the gear shift, low/high shifter and the whole center piece were printed separately and assembled on a platform printed so that it can easily be removed with 2 pins 5) the rear seat also went through 3 revisions and it used the actually rear body post mounts to mount the rear chair. This allows it to easily be removed with 2 pins as well. 6) Tailpipe end piece was created to copy my 1-1 Borla muffler 7) Front "TOYOTA", rear "T" and "4wheel drive" emblems created and printed and painted with Molotow liquid chrome pen 8) Emergency recovery tracks, jerry cans and cooler all downloaded from Thiniverse and printed 9) The original side mirrors that came with the body were rigid and broke off. So I designed one that can fold forward and backwards. 10) the original body had a license plate mold on the passenger side which I cut out and printed a panel to make it look the same as my 1-1. Used the mirror photo of the driver side section to fill the cut out and used bondo to smooth it all out. 11) Full front and rear door panels with handles, speaker grill and map pockets created on tinkercad and printed separately and glued together 12) Rear fender wells created on tinkercad Overall, pretty happy with the outcome.

A Tinker Time RC Extended Cab Comanche, still needs finished.

This is my metric body on an element rc trailwalker I call chester copperpot. Full copper printed pla for the bumpers, racks, bumpers and other accessories from knights customs stl files. Lights provided by lit led. I did a copper splatter paint job with a white pearl backing to give it an extra special touch! Lots of print time but it came out really awesome

“Gone Camping” Unimog, with all my 3d printed camping accessories, it really brings the whole theme together!

Rat_Rod Crawler. Printed with a .6mm nozzle at .2 layer height

Hello from Mexico This is how I use my 3d printer to convert the element enduro sendero to custom Gspeed power wagon Despite the Element Enduro is a great rig out of the box, customization is my favorite part of this hobby so I totally rebuild that rig 3d printed parts *PROLINE POWER WAGON SKULLY GRILL https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/proline-power-wagon-skully-grill *ENDURO-GSPEED BATTERY BRACE https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/enduro-gspeed-battery-brace *FRONT MAGNETIC BODY MOUNT FOR GSPEED CHASSIS TGH-V3 https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/front-magnetic-body-mount-for-gspeed-chassis-tgh-v3 *CUSTOM FLATBED/ESC MOUNT/ SWITCH *CUSTOM LED LIGHTS AND CUSTOM BOX FOR VOLTAGE MODULE *RECEIVER BOX FOR "TEAM GARAGE HACK" DUAL SERVO MOUNT AND "GSPEED" LCG CHASSIS https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/receiver-box-for-team-garage-hack-dual-servo-mount-and-gspeed-lcg-chassis Additionally I build a scale garage/workbench to show off my rigs, a lot of 3d printed parts most of them designed by myself and shared for free or at very reasonable price at my cults 3s profile, some examples • WELDER AND VOLTAGE METER FOR YOUR SCALE GARAGE • MATCO TOOLBOX FOR YOUR SCALE GARAGE • SCALED BETA TOOLS MOBILE ROLLER CAB/ TOOLBOX FOR SCALE GARAGE • SCALED RC CONTROLLER FOR SCALE GARAGE ( 1:10 SCALE) • SCALED TOOL BOX SNAP ON INSPIRED FOR SCALE GARAGE • SCALED MAC TOOLS WORKBENCH FOR SCALE GARAGE • 1/10 SCALE WALL MOUNTABLE TIRE STORAGE RACK • SERVICE CART WITH DRAWER FOR SCALE GARAGE • WALL MOUNT FOR RC4WD HI-LIFT JACK • SCALED ELECTRIC HOIST FOR YOUR SCALE GARAGE • SCALED DJ SETUP FOR DIORAMAS OR SCALE GARAGE • LED STRIP LUMINAIRE FOR YOUR SCALE GARAGE DIORAMA • BENCH GRINDER COMBO FOR SCALE GARAGE (METABO INSPIRED) • VINTAGE CORONA BEER COOLER / ICE CHEST FOR SCALE GARAGE • BOLLARD FOR SCALE GARAGE I like to share so most of my files are totally free download, this is because I got a some files for free so is a good way to make the 3d printed community grow https://cults3d.com/en/users/tmdario/creations https://www.thingiverse.com/antigacho/designs I am not a professional designer, so I am just using tinkercad.com for 3d modeling

Hello Jose Zuniga here and this is my King Of The Hammers Toyota HiLux replica build . It's based on an SCX10II platform with a few aftermarket parts and a lot of custom built parts. It also has a bunch of 3D printed items from Knights customs and Snowmod RC as well as others i can't think of . The interior and bed are custom made of styrene and it has a Proline roll cage custom fitted onto the body. My email just in case its needed. joezuniga92@gmail.com

Cross MC8 fully build to copy the Madmax Roadfury movie Doof Wagon Its has working drummers that move on the beat's and it has A 5.1 PC surround set The real flame thrower Gitar works on lighter gas ;-) Al the fake speakers and small details were almost a year of printing and building Greatings from Belgium ,Hendrikus

Long travel vertical shock mounts for Axial SCX10 2 This is the V1.0 of shock hoops for the SCX10 2 that allows for scale angle shocks (straight up and down, not angled) and allows for long shock travel while maintaining a low ride height. The shocks I used in particular are the Proline Powerstroke XT with two 3/32 holes drilled in pistons in conjunction with 10wt shock oil. I used these shocks because they have a shock travel of slightly more than 1.6" (replicates full scale of 16" travel coilovers).

HEMISTORM RC Crawler Customizer Competition My submission… My entry is an 1/10 scale Cen Racing DL F-450 truck. The truck was announced September of last year 2020. I per-ordered it but due to covid, high demand and shipping issues I did not receive truck until the end of January. This gave me ALOT of time to let thing stew in my head on how I wanted to customize my truck. I ordered a few parts meant for a Traxxas trx-4 that I thought I could modify to work on this much larger truck. One Biggie for me were the wheels they were fine but I like to add my style to all the wheels on all my trucks. I designed a center piece to the wheels to replace the original and a faux beadlock ring to the front and back of rim. Then I wanted a hood scoop to further separate my truck from any other took several redoes to make something I liked. I bought a set of trx-4 aftermarket aluminum foot rails they were too short for the F-450 so I designed a piece that would allow me to drop in the trx-4 piece but be long enough to better fit the size of the f-450, I also had to to make a piece for the inside of body to make body stronger for mounting foot rails. I made an diamond plate accent piece for the side of truck using rc4wd diamond plate and 3d printed a piece for it to set inside along the side of truck. I designed and 3d printed a piece to hold aluminum door handles to side of truck, I also designed and printed a gas cap. I redesigned the way the front bumper mounted 3 times the final one I ended up having it mount directly to truck body rather than the chassis for a tighter fit. To do this had to design a piece to the back of body to give it a lot of added strength to hold metal bumper guard without saging. I 3d printed a box to hold the white IBF light in front of bumper as well as I designed and 3d printed license plate holder for front of my truck. I always make bedrails for my truck bodies I designed and made these exstra beefy so I could actually use them.I designed a 3 piece system system to allow me to cover the bed on the RC4WD diamond plate held in place with 3d pieces I printed some metal pieces and magnets . One of my absolutes favorite things are my 1” polished stainless steel smoke stacks cut down from a 44” tube I bought. I designed a 3 piece mounting system that allows me to mount smoke stacks and the a winch I mounted to the rear of truck bed (smoke stakes will work with rc tank smoke system I bought but not installed yet). Designed and printed rear license plate and a rear bumperette piece. The only really functional parts I made were the front body post/shock tower that allowed me to use larger aftermarket shock as well as reposition them better. The truck had 3 link suspension with a swaybar I wanted 4 link but Cen Racing does not make piece for it so I reversed engineered there 3 link piece and printed a couple set so I did 4 link in back and will get around to doing it in the front of truck. The best piece I did for the truck and only piece I did not design is a Goodsons_Hobbies GH Scaler Trailer Utility Bed that I found on Thingaverse. I scaled it up around 30% for trailer to hold the 1/14 Quad I bought to carry around in back of trailer as well as make large enough to fit the traxxas trx-4 2.6” wheels and very large tires on back of trailer. I designed some inner and outer beadlock rings to transform the way stock trx-4 wheels looked on back of trailer. I designed and printed a mounting system for trailer axles tires were so large for trailer had to cut axle in half to lengthen them to fit I also printed pieces to cover where I cut rear axles and used the first set of bedrails from truck bed on trailer as well. I designed some sliver ribbed pieces for sides of trailer just to make my trailer that much different from anyone else’s. I used a TON of m1.6, m2 and m3 screws threwout build to help with scale realism only paint used on 3d printed parts was Molotow Chrome pen all parts printed on Modded Creality Cr-10 using black Inland PLA+. I designed everything on AutoDesk 123D Design only program I can afford FREE.

I designed and printed this replacement part for a one of a kind crawler by Dorkstar Productions, "The Dark Rider" I bought about a year ago as a box of parts. I've been slowly restoring it to functional condition and this was the last part that needed replacing. The original piece was cracked, and broken and tattered and looked terrible after years of abuse and bad modification so I figured it deserved a new custom modeled and printed piece to replace it. I also snuck in the tow bed by Dr Knut that I printed for my Gmade Frankenfinder. It's not done yet, waiting on paint and finishing once I find some hardware to hold that arm on properly and a couple more bits of electronics. Also featuring custom welded bumpers front and rear by my good local friend Heath! Sadly no action shots because I just finished it yesterday and haven't really been able to get out since Covid started. Hope you like!

Custom rear cage for 1/24 scale I designed. Gives you a chance to have a hardbody and lose the weight of the bed to help performance and just plain look cool.

K5 grill I designed and printed. Gave the build a unique look by going away from the standard grill. This RC4WD body is also mounted to a VS410 Chassis with mounts I designed.

I designed and printed this grill to add some detail to my wife's Deadbolt. I made the opening to fit the lenses from the lights we removed from the top. I also designed some sliders that mount the the stock scx10ii boat sides to held her slide better over the rocks.

Hi, I'm Willem, I'm from Vermont, and I'm 17. This is my year and a half-long project, creating a 1/10 scale LMTV military truck, based on the Stewart and Stevenson m1078. I made one for myself, and more recently, one for my friend. This truck was 100% meticulously designed by me in fusion 360. It has been a great learning experience and a hell of a project. The truck is also very functional and features a durable metal drivetrain with 3d printed (double-helical) gears for the lower torque applications and off-the-shelf brass worm gears as the final 30:1 axle reduction. It also features printed telescopic driveshafts. Almost the entire rest of the truck is printed out of about 2kg of pla and TPU. The whole thing can be printed on my Ender 3, despite being about 600mm long when complete. I designed TPU tires for the truck because 130mm rubber hobby tires are expensive! (Although I recently splurged on some) I also made TPU tracks that work incredibly well, and have plans for a camper (see pictures) and some other accessories as well as a 6x6 version. Recently with the addition of a fully boxed frame, I was delighted when after an hour of intense rock crawling, not a single thing was broken or fatigued. Progress! Theoretically, the whole thing costs as much as the materials to make, which is much more sustainable for me, and I hope to continue developing the truck and its accessories as I head into my senior year. The Snapmaker is such an awesome tool, I would love to laser cut Lexan for windows and plastic sheet for lighter weight body add-ons, never mind the potential of a CNC router with that awesome rotary module. Although I didn't customize a store bought truck, I would argue that my truck is as custom as it gets. Every part, from the drivelines, to the interior, to the frame is custom. This is such a cool idea for a contest, it brings out some real talent in 2 hobbies that I appreciate. Thanks, Chris!

All of my 3D printed part I have bought for my SCX24. Wife is still wondering why I need one. I would like to add cabins homes bridges to my mountains.

Gen 8 redcat pack chassis 3d printed body with pla plus Also hand made styrene parts Red Bull Dakar kamaz truck

This is a trailer with a folding roof tent I built to be hauled by my RC4WD D110 Defender. The frame is soldered brass, the bed box is scratch built from styrene sheet. The tent is lycra fabric. A lot of parts and details on this are 3D printed and mostly designed by me. Like the tent hinges, the fenders and the ladder. Demo video here: https://youtu.be/DdlTN_DGgg0

Here’s my Sendero, or as I call it, The Chevdero. It has quite a few 3D printed parts on it, here’s a rundown: Rear double railed bumper Front wheels and rear duallies Guitar in cab Bow and arrow Chainsaw Cool box Ladder Rifle, shotgun and gun rack Stack exhaust And saving the best till last...the hot chick hitchhiker on the bed. It’s evolved over a couple of years and I have a real soft spot for this rig, hope Y’all like it.

Here my TRX 4 Sport with an RC4WD Toyota Tacoma body. The driver is 3D printed along with his flask and packed lunch box in the cab. The driver is a UK bricklayer driving a left hand drive truck, hence the UK ‘Q’ registration plate for an import. Everything on the bed is 3D printed, 2 spirit levels, bucket of tools, including trowel, hammer, corner blocks and a brush. Dirty work boots, stihl saw, tool chest and a hard hat. The tool chest and hard hat have threaded bar epoxied into them and screw down into the body posts (I hate body clips) Oh and the rear hi level brake light too. Most of the files are from thingiverse or designed on tinkercad by myself. I’ve only had this rig since Christmas but it gets lots of use as it’s just how I want it. Hope you like it.

Here’s my FTX MINI 2.0 with the most 3D printed parts I have on any rig. The entire camper section is completely 3D printed, including the solar panels, satellite dish, ladder, door handle, fuel racks and cans. As for the actual Landy, the number plates (used my sons name of Wesley) ‘DEFENDER’ logo, ‘LANDROVER EXPEDITON’ windscreen visor logo, headlight surrounds, front grill, jack, windscreen wipers and even the ‘DEFENDER WORKS V8” Union Jack. As you can see, the camper unit is detachable via Velcro too. For a 1:24 scale rig, I think it’s quite detailed. Hope you like it.

this started as a trx4 sport, full custom build, all 3d printed parts under body are my design. in the bed are others designs. in bed floor, walls, back gate, strobe light mounts, body hinges in rear, hinge are all my designs.

Traxxas TRX4. Purchased door handles and all the equipment on the roof from Amazon and Wish

This is my Chevy C10 custom. Painted by my good friend, Peter Roeygens from Belgium. This truck is a complete custom build 6x6 with framerails from Czechoslovakia, axles from China, Hobbywing AXE 2300KV, JX 35kg servo and Louise Champ tires (I love these tires! :) When I bought this truck, it was a shelf queen. All trucks, at my place, need to work for their money... so out she went... there I found out that the 4-links from the rear axle were completely mounted in the wrong way (attached to the axle in front). So I designed a 4-link 'strut-bar' and printed it on my PLA printer (Creality CR-10). Unfortunately, it did not hold up and broke. So I printed a new one, only this time 100% infill. Alas; that one broke as well... So I printed this model another time on my SLA printer. It is still running strong :)

This was my first bought new rc-car; the Axial Capra. Through time it received several upgrades: - Rear link riser, - Rear light-/led-holder, - All printed body panels. This little can-do-it-all, is great fun to crawl, climb and trail. On the last photo, it's the one on the right side. All Capra's :) I'm trying to print these same panels in SLA and paint them a nice color (still pondering what color and design). Biggest challenge if I can heat and bent the hood (since the design is a straight hood design, by STH). I'm quite new in rc. About a year and a half now. It's great to combine two hobbies. This is my second entry. My first was the Custom Chevy C10.

This truck it still a WIP. I did, however, print the Knight Customs Unimog grill (the old style grill is so my much nicer then the original by Axial). Also the rooflight-mount is by Knight Customs. That man is a genius in designing. It all fits so nice and the detail is incredible. The fueltank on the back is a nice detail, from Thingiverse. This truck is going to become a 'FrankenMog'. It is build from parts I had lying around. I bought the body second hand (almost new). A second body (heavily used) was purchased from a friend, where the rear section (the flatbed) is going to become a trailer. The tires are all 1.55". I am still waiting for some parts before this one can go hit the trails... This is my third entry. I'm not sure if I'm doing this right... but I don't want to make one post too big, so I am posting them all seperately. That way the story to the pictures is logical.

A little try-out: dually's for my 3D printed ZIL157 (that entry will be done after this one :) Unfortunately, I did not like these wheels to go with the military design, I had in mind for my ZIL157 so I took them off again.