Light Cycle and Stabilizer Trail
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Description
A desk-friendly display model of a light cycle. The flat-bottomed hubs keep it planted, and an integrated light trail extends off the rear to serve as a 100mm stabilizer stand so it won't tip over.
Fit & Print Details
- Dimensions: 170 mm total length, 21 mm wide at the wheels, 46 mm high at the canopy.
- Details: Deep vertical louvers and geometric cutouts along the side fairings break up the flat surface for better display lighting.
- Printing: The flat base elements mean this sits directly on the build plate. The trail serves as a built-in balance prop.
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