Build your own 1:50 scale Ford GT40 Mk II (1966) from a 3D-printed kit card.

Print the card without supports, separate the parts from the frame and assemble your miniature GT40. Keep it on your desk, add it to your car collection or give the unassembled card to a fellow car enthusiast.

The kit includes the body shell, chassis, four wheels with the three-eared knock-off spinners and the assembly components arranged within a frame labelled "FORD GT40 MK II".

MODEL DETAILS

• Scale: 1:50
• Support-free printing
• Kit-card format with assembly required
• Single-colour printing, with optional painting after assembly
• Photos show the physical print, both assembled and on the card

PRINTING AND ASSEMBLY

Print the parts in the supplied orientation with supports disabled. Let the print cool before removing it from the build plate.

Use flush cutters to separate the parts from the frame, then trim any remaining attachment points before assembly. Handle the mirrors and other small details with care. Check the fit before applying force.

Keep the supplied scale for the intended fit between parts. Resizing may affect assembly tolerances.

Share a photo of your finished GT40 in the Makes section. I'd like to see your filament colours and painted versions.

Contains small parts. Keep away from young children.

Usage & Links

Personal use: print freely.
Commercial/digital redistribution is only allowed with a valid Patreon license: Patreon

Portfolio at https://marjers.com/

Tools I use:

Acrylic paint pens for painted models, blade cutters for filament cutting, and a sander for, well, sanding.

• 🎨 MEEDEN Acrylic Paint Markers – up to 12% OFF — use code MARJERS
• Amazon Acrylic Pens
• Amazon Acrylic Pens
• Amazon Blade
• Amazon Sander

Got thoughts, ideas, or suggestions?

I'd love to hear from you!

Whether it's feedback on the design, suggestions for improvements, or just a quick note to say hi, feel free to share in the comments.

Also, I'm always super curious to see how these prints turn out in the wild!

If you print this model, please upload a photo of your result. Not only does it inspire others in the community, but it also helps me see the variety of ways my designs come to life in your hands.

Can't wait to see your version