1970 Dodge Charger R/T "Toretto's Muscle Car" - Realistic 3D Printed Edition

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juji-nya

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Toys&Games > Action Figures

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Creative Commons CC0 CC0

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Først set

2026-07-12 16:40

Sidst set

2026-07-12 16:40

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dodge charger rt 1970 toretto fastandfurious musclecar classiccar miniature 3dprinted filamenttexture layerlines supercharger blower domtoretto automotive toy display replica

Beskrivelse

Bring the ultimate cinematic muscle car to your desk! This is a highly detailed, stylized replica of Dominic Toretto's iconic 1970 Dodge Charger R/T . Designed specifically with the 3D printing aesthetic in mind, this model embraces the manufacturing process, looking spectacular when printed with standard FDM filaments. The model features the unmistakable massive supercharger blower sticking out of the hood, aggressive classic lines, and a solid, textured finish that looks incredible as a display piece in any office, workshop, or showroom setup. Design Features - Optimized Layer Aesthetics: The bodywork is designed to look stunning with horizontal filament layer lines, giving it a unique, rugged, and brushed matte-like finish. - Iconic Supercharger: Features a highly detailed, clean-cut blower assembly mounted on the hood—minus the fragile antenna for an easier, cleaner print. - Print-Friendly Geometry: Flat undercarriage elements ensure great bed adhesion, reducing the need for excessive supports. Recommended Print Settings - Material: PLA or PETG (Matte Black or Galaxy Black works best for that classic Toretto look!). - Layer Height: $0.16\text{ mm}$ or $0.20\text{ mm}$ to emphasize the clean, horizontal texture lines. - Infill: $15\%$ to $20\%$ (Gyroid or Grid). - Supports: Needed only for the wheel wells and the front bumper/grille overhangs. - Orientation: Print flat on its wheels/chassis for the cleanest horizontal layer lines across the hood and roof. Show off your makes! Upload your print photos in the comments below—I'd love to see how your Charger turns out!