Mad Max Perentti Corvette - Fury Road
Mad Max Perentti Corvette - Fury Road
3D
Published 2015-06-30T16:43:10+00:00
Australian automotive history is filled with chapters that are both obscure and bizarre to American eyes. Case in point: the Perentti. Because the Corvette wasn’t exported to Aussie Land and was left-hand-drive-only, in the early 1970s, the maniacs at a Sydney-based company called Custom Performance Modification decided to plant a copy of the C3 Corvette’s fiberglass body atop the chassis of a Holden one-ton truck. But because the truck was 22 inches longer than the real Corvette and had a 120-inch wheelbase, the result was, well, strangely proportioned. It’s kind of awesome but truly wacky. For the moviemakers, however, a Corvette built on a big, rugged truck frame offers several advantages. So Buggy #9 was created as sort of a last-days-of-disco-era Vette running through misery while chewing on a fistful of meth. And it should be enough to leave many North American gearheads leaving theaters muttering to themselves in a bewildered haze of confusion.
print at 0.2mm layer height and 10% infill
| Date published | 30/06/2015 |
| Time to do | 600 - 620 minutes |
| Material Quantity | 138g |
| Complexity | Medium |
Great model! Printed with standard settings, 0.1mm high quality with supports generated from Cura. Photos are pre sanding and painting, thanks for posting!