Ford 351 Cleveland engine/transmission in 1/24th scale for model cars

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This file contains the STL files for printing a scale model of the Ford 351 Cleveland engine for use as either a standalone or replacement engine for a 1/24th scale model. Note that if you want 1/25th scale, use your slicer to reduce each part to 96%. There is also a decal file that will need to be scaled down on your printer for use. The photos from the CAD program I used are included as a reference for assembly; note that each part is shown in a different color to make it easier to identify the individual parts. I recommend printing with a 0.2mm nozzle for the greatest resolution; it prints really well that way. A larger nozzle, such as 0.4mm, works fine but some details may be lost without making some adjustments to your printer settings on the smaller parts. Experiment with placement and layer settings if you have problems; they are small so you won't waste too much time and filament. These files should work well for resin printers, too. I use two printers, an Anet A8 and an Anycubic Vyper. The model has printed well on both of them using PLA and PETG. Note that the resolution of the design is high such that printing it in larger scales, such as increasing it to 1/16th isn't a problem but you will want to adjust the infill to save time and material in that scale.