The Toyota Supra MK3 is my absolute favorite car. I searched everywhere online for a sleek, 3D printable wall art piece of it, but I couldn't find anything that did this classic justice. So, I decided to dedicate some time and just design it myself!

As you can see from my printed result, this minimalist silhouette perfectly captures the iconic shape and retro-cool vibe of the MK3.

🌟 Key Features

• Delicate 3D Effect: The "Supra MK3" lettering is designed to protrude slightly further out than the car's outline. This extra thickness makes the text pop, adding a subtle and dynamic 3D depth to the entire piece!
• Fully Scalable: You can freely scale the model up or down in your slicer to perfectly fit the dimensions of your specific 3D printer's build plate. Make it a subtle desk piece or a massive centerpiece for your wall!
• Easy Mounting: I currently have mine hanging simply on a small nail, but I highly recommend using small strips of double-sided mounting tape. It is lightweight enough that tape will hold it perfectly and give it a clean, flush look against the wall.
• Minimalist JDM Vibe: The perfect decor addition for any garage, workspace, or bedroom of a true Japanese car enthusiast.

🖨️ Recommended Print Settings

• Material: Matte PLA is definitely the way to go! I used it for my print and it looks absolutely super—the matte finish absorbs room light and makes the black silhouette stand out without any cheap-looking plastic glare.
• Nozzle Size: A standard 0.4mm nozzle handled this print perfectly and yielded great results. However, if you want the absolute highest precision on the thinnest lines, or if you plan to scale the model down, switching to a 0.2mm nozzle would be even better.
• Layer Height: 0.2mm is optimal for a flat profile like this.
• Infill: 10-15% is more than enough since the model is mostly perimeters.

Designer's Note: What should I design next? Drop a comment below if you want to see another Japanese classic immortalized in this style. Maybe it's time for Godzilla? 🦖

Show off your love for the classics. Happy printing!