Lost in Space Chariot /MINI-Z 4x4 Update Parts

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To apply this update, you must first perform the following "Kyosho Minute 4x4 Converted to Netflix Lost in Space Chariot". https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5451666 Also, please enjoy remodeling such as SCX24 and FCX24 of roughly the same scale by devising installation. Reference video https://youtu.be/uqoQQ7wFXSw Related Videos https://youtu.be/-PeR78l22dY ------------------------------ introduction I haven't seen the 1965 version of Lost in Space, but I searched for chariots online. The Netflix version of the chariot has something in common, like roof racks, lights, and solar panels, so I added it to update to the full version. As for the LED light, I want to illuminate 4 fronts with 2 LEDs, so I used a bending plastic rod with a diameter of 3 mm as an optical fiber and branched it into 4 parts. The rear tail lamp is also extended with optical fiber for space and maintenance. I modeled light_box.stl to prevent light leaks and to make the LED easy to remove, as trying to disconnect the LED connector on the receiver would be too tight and could damage the receiver. ------------------------------ Data description It is a part to update Kyosho's Minute 4x4 converted to Netflix version Lost in Space Chariot. The contents of the update are roof rack, LED light box, solar panel and decal. The LED light is an LED light unit for Kyosho's MINI-Z 4x4. Please refer to the video for the assembly and the position of the decal. The pipe of reference_assy_roofrack_and_lightbox.stl uses a bending plastic rod (tamiya) with a diameter of 3 mm as an optical fiber. Please bend the bendable plastic rod (tamiya) with a diameter of 3 mm referring to the data. The pipe-shaped data around the plastic rod uses a heat-shrinkable tube for wiring to prevent light leakage. ------------------------------ Reference of print settings roof_rack is 3D printed with a layer height of 0.1mm. light_box is 3D printed with a layer height of 0.25mm.