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#1 · April 10, 2024, 4:42 pm

Time to Brag, so do not hide your build 🙂 your DESTINY needs to be shown to the World!

#2 · August 18, 2024, 7:25 pm

This is my Destiny with a E46 BMW GTR3 body
First of all great build, everything fits perfectly.

I made some adjustments to fit the purchased shock absorbers.
The tires and rims have also been purchased.
I only used clear coat on the body.

Some mistakes where made while printing but still i love the outcome.
Now waiting for the transmitter, reciever and servo and make all the light working, can’t wait.
Next project is a chevy pickup to fit on DESTINY.

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#3 · August 20, 2024, 3:29 pm

Hi Guys

I had a great time on this project. It was slow as I am working on another item at athe same time.

I hope that it meets with expectations.

The Guardia here in Spain did run a few of the Taxi versions for some years and I believe I have the logos etc correct.

Thanks for your efforts

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#4 · August 23, 2024, 2:03 pm

Quote from Rebel87 on August 18, 2024, 7:25 pm

This is my Destiny with a E46 BMW GTR3 body
First of all great build, everything fits perfectly.

I made some adjustments to fit the purchased shock absorbers.
The tires and rims have also been purchased.
I only used clear coat on the body.

Some mistakes where made while printing but still i love the outcome.
Now waiting for the transmitter, reciever and servo and make all the light working, can’t wait.
Next project is a chevy pickup to fit on DESTINY.

Hey Rebel!
It looks very cool!!!
Thanks for posting! We hope you get even more joy in the next project!

#5 · August 23, 2024, 2:06 pm

Quote from Derek Bromige on August 20, 2024, 3:29 pm

Hi Guys

I had a great time on this project. It was slow as I am working on another item at athe same time.

I hope that it meets with expectations.

The Guardia here in Spain did run a few of the Taxi versions for some years and I believe I have the logos etc correct.

Thanks for your efforts

Hey Derek!
This black&white body parts look very intimidating 😀
I sure did not want to upset these cars back in time!
Thanks for posting your build!!!

#6 · September 20, 2024, 6:46 pm

The destiny chassis with a fully 3D printed differential is done. From what I’ve seen and tested so far the fully 3D printed differential works perfectly fine, it’s printed from PLA (and packed to the brim with grease as shoen in the last photo) As for the chassis it is also printed with PLA with the exception of the dogbones as they are printed from PETG. Building the destiny chassis was a lot of fun and i learned some stuff while building it.

The motor i got is from a very old RC boat.

Here’s what i bought:
–ESC
–Wheels
–Controller & Receiver
–Shock absorbers
–Battery
–Servo

Here’s some videos of it working.

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#7 · October 12, 2024, 8:43 pm

Should i print BMW M3 with supports?

#8 · October 14, 2024, 6:47 am

Hello,

The two main body was designed to print without supports.

#9 · November 23, 2024, 2:52 pm

Hello,

I built a new Destiny chassis 200mm width, 248mm Lenght, and paired it with a custom 1975 Chevrolet Blazer body.

It’s powered by a T54 motor and controlled using a Flysky controller.
After driving it, I realized that the suspension I purchased was too weak.
I’m now waiting for the new springs to arrive, after which I’ll print the updated suspension.

What a beautiful chassis it is!

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