tatra 805 3d models
733 3d models found related to tatra 805.
thingiverse
Tatra 805 truck 1952-1960 1/10 scale ? More to come... 3 versions of pt3 With hatch Open hatch Open hatch with rear window Different versions of deck/tray to fit big or small printers. Started making a chassis but decided to use the...
cults3d
odel T 805 in 1/10 scale. ... model in the form of a kit preparation for lights interior folding front windows
thingiverse
This is logo Tatra. ...Tatra is czech company that production amazing trucks.
grabcad
Hi, this is my first high-poly model in 3dsMax. ...It is the first version of Tatra 603, a large rear-engined luxury car made by the Czechoslovak company Tatra between 1956 to 1962.
sketchfab
Tatra 815 features very unique wheel suspension system, here’s short description from wikipedia: “Tatra T815 uses the central load carrying tube, also called a backbone frame. All other parts of the truck are mounted to this rigid assembly. The...
sketchfab
Tatra T3 is the most manufactured tram wagon in the world. ...You can see them driving around mostly in post-communist countries as it comes from the former country of Czechoslovakia.
thingiverse
Tatra model for LEGO with independent wheel suspension. ... M3 nuts - 7x M3 bolts recessed - 10mm - 7x (body+chasis) M3 bolts recessed - 15mm - 2x (bumper+body-front+chasis) M3 bolts - 10mm - 6x (wheels) M3 bolt - 20mm - 1x (arms-front) M3 bolt -...
cults3d
Tatra 148 3Dprint ready model in scale 1:12 The Tatra 148 was a truck produced in CzechoSlovakia by the Tatra company. Production : 1972 - 1982 Class : Heavy truck Body style : Conventional Transmission : 5-speed manual + 2 speed auxliary gearbox ...
cgtrader
This is a high poly model of the CZ 805 Model works with subdivisions (i.e. Turbosmooth, MeshSmooth etc.). ...
thingiverse
For CZ BREN 805 ACR adapter Please contact franciscoblankemeyer@gmail.com if you have questions. Tolerances with upper receiver are TIGHT. If you don't use a resin printer or high fidelity printer (0.1mm or 0.003in), the part will probably not...