Prototype drone chasis thingiverse

Prototype drone chasis

thingiverse forrestchandl 1881235 Free

A prototype of what will eventually be the Chandler flying Car. Chandler, bringing light to the people since medieval times.

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Model Specifications

Platform thingiverse
Creator forrestchandl
Price Free
Format STL / 3D Printable
License See original page

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