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I can't give you a standard workflow, but maybe inverting your scan will help.

Otherwise I can only offer you to send me a scan and I will help you create a vector file or DXF that you can read and cut with the Silhouette.

That will be difficult.
Don't you have a way to convert the scans into vector graphics using software?
There is also a lot of freeware that could help you here.
Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator CS2 (available as a freeware full version)

I also purchased a kit last year and as Sean says it's a lot of work. It's a hand-made kit and is more likely to be classified as "old school"... (please don't misunderstand this - there are better and worse kits here too). I have also started reworking the kit and will also recreate some ...

Eric1968 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 3:38 am Hello. Interesting WIP to follow.

Do you have any link for Smirkoff's FW11 3d part ?

I also made a suspension support part like this. I also follow the example of Smirkoff
It's a big help and gives a much better result because you can fit and sand the two side parts nicely before painting.

Has anyone here heard of this or can confirm it?
For several days there have been rumors circulating on social media that MMP Co. Ltd. which runs the Ebbro label has filed for bankruptcy.

EMERSON

The Body parts look very smooth.
From the looks of it, the tire templates are 3D printed.

Red Bull RB18 1/20
AM03-0010
Alpha Model

stubeck wrote: ↑Thu Feb 29, 2024 7:34 am What program do you use for this?

Fusion 360

I don't find such small parts with standard geometries very complicated. They are quite easy to create. If you then use the help of existing components from the kits. For someone who can design 3D it's not rocket science. I also like to help others with little things like this and would be happy if ...