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An RC car with a real chassis
Not a box on wheels: an N20 drive with gear reduction, articulated steering, real wheels, and a separately printed body shell with lamps and a charge slot. Pick the body style, generate, print the chassis parts and the body.
What you get
- The chassis mechanism: motor mount, gear train, steering knuckles and links
- A body shell that clips onto the chassis, with head and tail lamps and a USB charge slot
- Wheels sized to your tyres
- Print files (one STL per part) and a plated 3MF, engineer-checked
Pick a layout
Each preset opens the Form with the description and parts filled in. Generate as is, or edit first.
RC pickup
A real chassis — N20 drive, gear reduction, articulated steering — under a pickup body.
Bought parts
- –N20 6 V gear motor
- –SG90 micro servo (steering)
- –ESP32 DevKitC (38-pin) or any receiver board
- –2S 14500 pack (or 1S 18650)
- –4 × 34 mm wheels with tyres
- –M2/M3 screws
Generate thisRC buggy
The same drive and steering under a low, open buggy body.
Bought parts
- –N20 6 V gear motor
- –SG90 micro servo (steering)
- –ESP32 DevKitC (38-pin) or any receiver board
- –2S 14500 pack (or 1S 18650)
- –4 × 34 mm wheels with tyres
- –M2/M3 screws
Generate thisCustomise without losing the layout
After the first result, the refine chat changes one thing at a time and keeps everything else — the button positions, the mounts, the shell proportions. Things people say:
- "blue body"
- "38 mm wheels"
- "no lamps"
- "add a spare tyre on the tailgate"
- "a switch cutout on the left side"
- "red body"
- "add a roll cage"
- "tail lamps too"
Then print it, or have us build it
Every finished design shows a slicer-confirmed print price and an Order this print button. If you would rather not assemble it yourself, Ask Microscale to build this on the result page opens a Build engagement — parts gathered, shells printed, unit assembled — priced within one business day.