Macone1 3d printing model guides: Printing guide for Speedster

Salt Flat Speedster Printing Guide- use as a guide only,
There are many ways to print these parts dependent on your printer,software,your knowledge etc. Listed is how I went about it using Slic3rPE and Prusa i3 mk3 printer and a small number of parts using Makerbot replicator 2.
Chassis

parts
1,2,3,4,5,6, these parts make up the main chassis.

Next build is for the rear end

7 linkbar rear ,
17 rear axle short (2),
18 rear axle centre,
19 bearing blank (2) ( if you are not using the 5mm by 16 mm bearing),
20 & 21 Rear Link arms
Chassis frame -you will need some bamboo skewers (3mm dia) or similar to
locate these parts. I also heat staked/welded them together

parts 17 and 19 are printed standing up

18 the diff is place on the tail shaft entry face
and i only used support up to the base
of the axle hole

parts 8,9,10 & 11 were printed together all have flat sides

22 hubs printed with support

23 bomber seat was printer on its side, no support required
12 & 13 floor printed standing on end support used , floors shown on chassis here

15 steering rod and 16 tail shaft simple prints

that completes parts 1 to 23 chassis,floor seats, front end

Body
24 to 36
24 back . i adjusted the width of the support to 5 mm and printed at 0.2

25 & 26
bonnet/hood sides

27 bonnet / hood support used

28 boot lid with support

29 roof support for only about 20 to 30 layers ( printing like this it got a bit hot and distorted the roof facing the build plate) so not sure what to do here just be aware)

30 fire wall with hinge slots

31& 32 grill and surround uses support
31 is flat print with fine setting

33 & 34 doors support to about 20 layer

35 and 36 side rails these were printed on their side.

37 to 49

mostly flat builds i used brim on the gear stick 37 and as it lifted.
Head lights use support. 46, 47
head light glass 43 printed standing up to get effect