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found a good one:
Seeking scale drawings of 100-series
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cruzerDave
Land Shark Outfitters
reviving an old thread, now that 3d has taken off I'm hoping someone has a good 3d model to share???
I've found a great one but no way I'm paying $130 for it:
3d model toyota land cruiser j100
And this is tooo low qual, and <shudder> those wheels:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=ud71f0d71-6b0b-404e-8be5-1227b7a69aad
Anything better out there for our 100s???
I've found a great one but no way I'm paying $130 for it:
3d model toyota land cruiser j100
And this is tooo low qual, and <shudder> those wheels:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=ud71f0d71-6b0b-404e-8be5-1227b7a69aad
Anything better out there for our 100s???
I found a model someone created for a game in .dae format, converted for sketchup, and resized it to 1/10. Wheelbase = 11 3/16". Can't speak to the accuracy of the rest of the dimensions or take credit for the modeling, but it would make for a pretty sick RC car. I put the model up on dropbox if anyone wants to download it.
Dean
WANT!!! I am getting ready to start a bumper design project with my students and plan to use my 100 series for our model. This would save me a TON of time in creating the 3D file. If I could manipulate the file then that would be awesome. Just cut that ARB off and add the frame back into it so we could test fit the CAD bumpers on the actual 3D 100 series file. would make the project a lot cooler for the kids.
@bhicks - Well, that was easy. Whoever created this model wasn't messing around. Bumper was a single component that was easily deleted and the frame ends were already there. I added another Sketchup file here:
Dropbox - LCv3.skp
If you download the trial version of Sketchup Pro, you can export a .dwg file for AutoCAD. And it looks like AutoCAD has a Sketchup importer plug-in. Or Sketchup Pro is free for educational use if you want to go that route.
Let me know if there is anything else I can do to help, and I'd love to see pics of the student designs as well.
Dean
AWESOME!!!!! Just showed my class what you did. They are excited about the project.
cruzerDave
Land Shark Outfitters
w00t w00t thanks @labcab!
For anyone looking for a dwg and not wanting to go through the conversion I've uploaded one here:
Meet Google Drive – One place for all your files
and in case anyone can't get to dropbox through a company firewall, here is the exact same original file from labcab but on google drive:
Meet Google Drive – One place for all your files
For anyone looking for a dwg and not wanting to go through the conversion I've uploaded one here:
Meet Google Drive – One place for all your files
and in case anyone can't get to dropbox through a company firewall, here is the exact same original file from labcab but on google drive:
Meet Google Drive – One place for all your files
I know this was a loooooong time ago but were you ever able to make a 100 series body for your SCX10? I'd love to get one but have nowhere near the patience to design and build myself.
interesting!
Anyone have any of these in solidworks format?
Anyone have any of these in solidworks format?
Check what import options Solidworks has. I'd bet it can read a .dwg like @cruzerDave linked to above.
Somebodyelse5
16124-75030
Anyone had success importing these files into fusion360?
I have used this file for a couple years with my students during the bumper design project. Here is a bumper I designed in class as an example with my students.
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Somebodyelse5
16124-75030
awesome, got it loaded into Fusion360. Did you rescale so that it was fullsize? Having some issues getting that to work...
It's been a couple years so my memory is a bit foggy but I think I had to convert the scale to English from metric. The actual file we use now is scaled-down down 1/10 scale. I do that so we can 3D print the bumpers and test fit them on a 1/10 scale model.
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Dang, this reminds me I still need to finish that RC 100-series. Had another kid and haven't touched it in a year, lol.
Look forward to seeing some 3D printed stuff though!!!
Look forward to seeing some 3D printed stuff though!!!
Cool, I uploaded the DWG into Fusion 360 and it appeared, but it basically doesn't work. It makes Fusion extremely unresponsive. Is that just because my computer is too old or what? I have an asus laptop with i7, GT750M and 8GB of ram. I've loaded some other somewhat sophisticated models in Fusion and Solidworks and it's been much more responsive than this.
Did you have similar trouble with this file?
Somebodyelse5
16124-75030
Yup, the model was a bit laggy until I removed the detail I didn’t need but it was never unusable. I’m running 16gb or ram and an i5 2.4Ghz. I can try sending you my file if you want to try? (Can’t until tomorrow, I’m out of town)
I messed around and it seems to be working better. updated both fusion and my graphics driver. Thanks.
