• 3D Sets BeltDrive – the new transmission solution is durable, simple, and quiet because it uses timing belts. It allows the use of both cheap brushed and powerful brushless motors.
• Easy maintenance – the front and rear axles are attached with just a few screws and can be very easily removed from the model. An integral part of the rear axle is the transmission with engine and ESC – the entire drive system can be removed from the body in one movement.
• Easy-to-disassemble – Metal nuts are now embedded for repeatedly disassembled or stressed joints. Removing the axles is now much more convenient.
• Preparation for the functional lights – the lights have prepared cavities for LED diodes, cable glands are prepared in the model.

• Double Wishbone suspension – independently suspended front axle wheels with sophisticated wheel geometry. The axle can be mounted in 3 different height positions and the mounting of the shock absorbers can also be adapted. The axle uses a system of fully printed 3D Sets ball joints and is optimized for higher impact resistance.
• The rear swing axle uses an innovative way of transmitting driving force by means of a swinging pulley, is adjustable to 3 height positions and dampers of various lengths can be used.
• Truly functional 3D printed door handles – not for show, but prevent the door from opening while driving. Safety first!
• The protective roll cage in the interior complements the sporty character of the Buggy, but it also really reinforces the model’s body.

• Possibility to install the G-T Engine Sound System sound module – selection from 58 engine sounds. The module has a reserved space behind the front seats.
• Highly detailed model of the engine – the engine covers the moving parts of the gearbox and it is possible to experiment with color by changing the filament during printing.
• Innovative battery box with easy opening with rotary locks, easily accessible from the bottom of the model.
• Many new details – e.g. realistic emboss on the inner parts of bodywork, fuel tank in the trunk, and more.

Easy to Assemble

To build the model you only need some basic tools such as a screwdriver, a sharp knife, soldering iron and most importantly – a good mood.

Cheap and fast repairs

Did you break something? Don’t worry, you’ll have a reprinted spare part in no time. Then loosen a few screws and replace the damaged parts. And – drive again immediately!

3d print maximum, buy minimum

“Don’t buy parts – just print them, nearly all!” You print most parts starting with bodywork, complete chassis and even cardan joints and gearbox. Buy just motor, radio control electronics, tires and shocks/springs – and you are ready for ride.

What you get:

• 3d printing files: .stl and .gcode optimised for Prusa Mk2-3 printers, .stl for regular 3d printer with 20×20 cm bed size. The total download size is over 633 MB. Total printing time is about 15 days of continuous printing.
• step-by-step build guide, available here
• list of all non-printable items (like motor, tires, screws, etc.) with link to recommended online stores

What you will need:

• any 18 x 18 cm 3D printer, Prusa i3 recommended
• 2,6 kg of filament needed for all parts, PLA and PC Blend/ASA for some specific parts.
• bring your own motor/speed controller, servo, and battery
• screws and nuts
• set of bearings
• set of rubber tires and shocks

How I get the purchased files?

• after purchasing this digital product, you can download the printing files under “My Account” (in the “Downloads” section)