Stylized Mid-Century Sedan
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Description
A blocky, stylized tribute to mid-century automotive design, featuring a prominent toothy grille, rear pontoon fender bulges, and a sweeping roofline. Designed as a chunky, solid desktop toy rather than a scale replica.
Assembly Notes
- Print-in-Place Capable: The wheels are currently modeled fused to the wheel wells for simplicity as a static model.
- Details: Includes raised headlights, bumpers, and the iconic vertical grille teeth.
- Scaling: Modeled at roughly 120mm long, making it a comfortable handful. Scale up for easier detail resolution on the grille.
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