Lazer ZX S Evo for 3D CAD Copy - lending ?

[Mr. Constructor]

Hi folks,


as the Kyosho Guys not seem to bring back some really good rare iconic cars like the Lazer ZX S Evo i wanted to use my Solidworks Skills (i am a industrial constructor for machines) to create a full digital 3D Copy of that car. I did the same with several parts of many other older cars and am planning to post the CAD Data for free on my soon to release retro museum.


I have created many parts (and a few complete model sets) yet but haven´t had the chance to create a Lazer ZX S Evo "copy" as i still didn´t managed to get a good shaped car in my fingers.


As all you guys from UK almost started the retro hype in RC i am sending out this please in order to find someone who is willing to lend me his car - of course we might need to talk about a deposit in case anything gets damaged, lost a.s.o.



Of course reasonable offers from someone who is willing to sell such a car are also welcome. Please feel free to contact me via oople for further details.


The thing behind it is the useability of todays most advanced powder printing technology in form of the MJF machines from HP - really extrem cool stuff. The possibilities with these printers are almost limitless as the parts are accurate by 0.1mm (or less) and the strenght can be used for really useable 3D Printed parts.


The CAD Data of such a car project needs to be fully measured manually and needs a lot of development to fully resemble the lazer ZX S Evo in 3D. Solidworks offers the tools that are needed for this bigger task but the major problem seems to be the time - as i can only use my spare time for it the 3D Digitalisation might need over 1 year - maybe even 2.


If there are any guys out there who are willing to help the community to create a 3D parts database starting with the Lazer ZX S - please contact me any time.


If there are other Designers/Constructors with Pro CAD Software ablities out there - let´s talk about things for creating old iconic cars in 3D - for example AYK cars - as they are no longer on the market and still need some parts here and there.


Greetings from Hamburg/ Germany


Robert



p.s. Picture just shows a small change to an AYK 566B Super TRail as the Inner Body was totally new designed and printed in 0,8mm thickness on such a MJF Machine.