Xander Backus may not be able to get his driver’s license yet, but that didn’t stop his father Sterling from 3D-printing a Lamborghini Aventador replica. You may have seen the black-colored version some time ago, and we’re happy to report that it has received a fresh coat of paint to give it an Aventador SVJ-inspired look. Its plastic body panels were manufactured using a 3D printer in numerous sections before being adhered together. Carbon fiber was then added to strengthen the chassis. Read more for two videos and additional information.
Sure, it’s not powered by a V12 engine, just a Corvette-sourced mid-mounted V8 that offers plenty of power for getting around town and to car shows. The racing seats and Wilwood brakes ensure that the vehicle can still stop on a dime if necessary. Best of all, Backus has spent less than $75,000 USD to date on this project.
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