Momandeum used a 3D printing pen to create an incredible Porsche Taycan model that looks better than any LEGO set. The process started with drawing out the chassis and the pieces needed to form a stable frame.
Once the numbered parts were cut out, they were slotted into the cardboard frame. The guidelines on each part was used to draw out the various body panels, and once that was complete, it was just about filling in the lines. After hours of drawing over the frame, it was time to sand the uneven lines down before the other body pieces can be drawn, including the rear bumper, lights, etc. As for the windows, they appear to be cut from a clear plexiglass. Just like a real vehicle, the body needed to be prepped before painting. Yes, there’s even working LED lights.
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