Pretty amazing for something printed at home.

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Pretty amazing for something printed at home.

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Where can I obtain the STL files for this?

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Which design software integrated please comment

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Victor used Autodesk 3DS Max modeling software… The whole article was highlighted on Airwolf’s website here:

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Bob, I’m not sure if Victor posted the STL files anywhere online or not. I’ll try to find out for you.

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Jeff T.: Hector Here. Thank you!

Ravenra S.: it was a combination of AutoCAD and 3DS Max.

Bob M.: Maybe in the near future I will make the STL available, the thing is, for something that is supposed to be open-source some of these 3D Printing Machines are becoming ridicules expensive. Therefore, I’m hopping to make some of the money I spend back. Because I do not have licensing for the Batmobile, the plan is to print 10 of them and sale them to the public as limited edition Art pieces.
Just in case, I have figure out $350.00 per Art pieces should be enough for printing material and running the machine.

Please, any more questions I’ll be happy to answer.

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Thanks!
In any case great job on the 3d model and its completed print (with lighting). Looks GREAT!!

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which printer do u have

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I have the AW3D XL from Airwolf 3D

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Hector, I’m close to finishing my 3D printed car too. I understand now why you chose PLA due to the less chance of warping.