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  1. 12th October 2024, 08:34 AM #1
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    Pin for Plastic rivets

    I gawked at the price of the rivets for the exterior trim when I saw it.
    Genuine Land Rover Rivet - Plastic - Sill Finisher - 79086L
    Figured all I really needed was the pin inside it.
    40 minute print and now I have enough pins for 2 cars.
    Here's a link to the file
    Rivet 3d File


    Going to start on a flatpack design of the cubby and trans tunnel this weekend. I'm using this guy as inspiration.
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  2. 13th October 2024, 10:16 PM #2
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    Beddinings of Cubby Model

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  3. 13th October 2024, 10:22 PM #3
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    Begginings of Cubby Model

    So far, no need to flatpack anything. all the models fit on my printer.
    I'm modelling everyything to be identical to start with, then will modify to update to current standards (like not having the cup holders in the most stupid position I've ever seen).
    There is foam making up the weight of the lid - think I'll use metal blocks as ballast there.
    Also keen to add magnets to give the whole this a more premium feel.


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  4. 14th October 2024, 06:36 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by FronkWalker View Post
    So far, no need to flatpack anything. all the models fit on my printer.
    I'm modelling everyything to be identical to start with, then will modify to update to current standards (like not having the cup holders in the most stupid position I've ever seen).
    There is foam making up the weight of the lid - think I'll use metal blocks as ballast there.
    Also keen to add magnets to give the whole this a more premium feel.


    Cubby lid closedpng.pngCubby lid oper.png

    What car is this for?
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  5. 14th October 2024, 02:27 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    What car is this for?
    I've got a 92 RRC
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