Batcave Exterior 3d Print files for Hot WHeels

[rsaffle]

New member here but longtime fan. I wanted to share some files I created available for free over on the Thingverse web site. I did a Batman Tv logo with a 3 dimensional face and a Batcave with a roadblock and Gotham City 14 Miles sign in a scale to fit a Hot Wheels Batmobile but of course you can size it up to work with any car. I'm new to creating files but I have some Green Hornet files available and hope to expand into more Batman props.

https://www.thingiverse.com/Randy1965/designs

[mwilbury]

Super cool! Thanks for sharing this excellent work.

I will have to pursue printing this set to share with my kids. Also, it surprises me that I've never seen anyone render the '66 logo with a 3-D face, but it looks great.

[Ben Bentley]

Welcome to our Message Board, glad to have you join us!

Wow, what an awesome thing to share with us! Insanely cool! We might not quite have hover-boards but I'll tell you, the version of the future where we're able to 3D Print Batcaves is a pretty great alternative!

[Lou Szabo]

Nice,
Now to get a 3D printer....

[Ben Bentley]

Nice,
Now to get a 3D printer....

Not to deter you if you genuinely want one to use at home in an ongoing sense, but with a quick Google search I found a couple of places in my city who offer 3D printing services.

[rsaffle]

Thanks guys. I bought my printer for $360ish but there are good ones under $200. I'm having a great time with mine. I designed this with a online 3d program called Tinkercad that is directed towards kids but Its a start for me and very easy. I have a new sculpting program on my Ipad and I'm currently working on a bust of Adam West I'm hoping to make a print to wear my Batman cowl on display.

[Lou Szabo]

Now that sounds like fun. Some 25 years ago, a company I worked for had a 3D printer that would take overnight to print stuff. Like everything technology based, price came down as speed went up.

A company called Flyin Miata now makes 3D printed tools, Amazing....