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Pick an individual model or a set of related designs. Check the included files on its page; a collection image does not mean every model is supplied together.
Vehicles & machinery / Digital laser-cut files
Vehicles. Made by you.
Laser-cut files for wooden cars, trucks, construction machines, aircraft and ships. Find a model to cut and assemble yourself.
Digital files · No physical model or kit
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24 designs & sets / Plus the train collection
Explore the railway collection
On the rails.
Big Boy, Dollywood locomotives and their companions. Compare five train designs in their own collection.
Explore the trainsImages include AI-assisted model visualizations and earlier listing renders. Check each design for the files and parts included.
Cars & trucks.
From a classic roadster to a six-wheel expedition build.
01 / Vintage car
Classic Car
A boxy passenger cabin, long bonnet and spoked wheels. A wooden build for the classic-car shelf.
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02 / Open-top car
Vintage Roadster
An open cockpit behind a long bonnet, with rounded wings over the wheels. Compare it with the enclosed Classic Car.
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03 / Cargo truck
Classic Truck
An upright cab and slatted cargo bed give this truck its workhorse shape. Explore the model and its cutting files.
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04 / Long-bed truck
Vintage Truck
A long cargo bed behind a compact cab. The design page also describes the optional bottle-holder build.
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05 / Camper truck
Expedition Truck
A tall camper body, roof-mounted spare wheels and three axles. Build a miniature expedition vehicle from cut panels.
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06 / Four-wheel SUV
H1 SUV
The four-wheel H1, with a wide bonnet and open rear load area. Compare its shorter body with the six-wheel versions.
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07 / Six-wheel SUV
H1 6×6 Wagon
An extended enclosed body over three axles. This is the wagon version of the H1 six-wheel design.
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08 / Six-wheel pickup
H1 6-Wheel Pickup
An open cargo bed behind the H1 cab. Choose this pickup on its own or find it with the wagon in the two-model set.
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09 / Fire engine
Vintage Fire Truck
A classic truck body with ladders mounted above the rear deck. Explore its cab details and assembly information.
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10 / Classic truck
Classic Fire Tank Truck
Explore the original truck design, its cutting-file options and assembly information.
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11 / Compact model
Compact 4×4 Truck
A short, upright body with large wheels and an open window frame. A compact alternative to the longer H1 models.
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12 / Tanker model
Armored Tanker Truck
A long ribbed tank, reinforced cab and broad front grille. Explore this distinctive truck and its cutting files.
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Heavy machinery.
Loaders, haul trucks and a tracked tank model.
13 / Construction machine
Front Loader
A wide bucket, large tyres and a raised cab. Cut and assemble a loader for your machinery collection.
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14 / Construction machine
Articulated Dump Truck
A deep rear load bed behind a separate cab section, carried on three axles. Pair it with the Front Loader.
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15 / Tracked model
M1 Abrams Tank
Layered tracks support a low hull and angular turret. Explore the tank model and its assembly details.
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Air & sea.
Biplanes, a helicopter and a tall-masted ship.
16 / Aircraft model
Vintage Biplane
Two stacked wings, an exposed cockpit and a propeller nose. A detailed aircraft to build from flat wooden parts.
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17 / Ship model
Black Pearl Sailboat
A curved wooden hull beneath tall masts and rigging. Follow the design through to a ship for display.
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18 / Compact aircraft
Compact Helicopter
An open frame, long main rotor and landing skids. A smaller aircraft design with its structure on show.
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19 / Compact aircraft
Compact Biplane
A short fuselage between two broad wings. Compare this compact aircraft with the more detailed Vintage Biplane.
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Build a collection.
Related designs brought together in one file set.
20 / Two-model set
Vintage Cars Set
The enclosed Classic Car and open-top Roadster together. Explore both designs in one file set.
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21 / Two-model set
H1 6-Wheel Set
The six-wheel pickup and wagon together. Compare their open and enclosed rear bodies before choosing your build.
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22 / Three-model set
Compact Vehicles Set
A helicopter, biplane and compact SUV in one collection. Each has its own distinct shape and construction.
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23 / Three-model set
Police & Fire Trucks Set
Three classic emergency vehicles: a police truck, fire truck and fire cistern. Explore the set and its included files.
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For the wall.
A layered wheel design to display alongside your models.
From file to workbench
Before the first cut.
Start with the design you want to build, then check its file version against your material and machine.
Check your cutting area.
At the 3 mm material scale, no individual part exceeds 290 mm. Rescaling changes the part sizes too. See each model for file formats and assembly instructions.
Test the fit.
Material thickness and the width of the laser cut affect how parts meet. Cut a small joint sample before committing a whole sheet, and adjust the fit for your setup.
A few things
to know.
Am I buying a finished model?
These are digital designs for laser cutting. You supply the material, cut the parts and assemble the model. Each design page explains which files and instructions are included.
What is the difference between a model and a set?
A model page covers one design. A set brings related designs together, such as the H1 pickup and wagon. Check the specific listing before buying, particularly if you already own one of the included models.
Do all designs use the same material thickness?
The supplied versions depend on the design. Choose the one that matches your measured material. At the scale for 3 mm material, no individual part exceeds 290 mm; the assembled model can be much larger.
Can I change the size?
Uniform scaling changes the overall size, slots and tabs together. Match the scale to your actual material thickness and test a joint first. For an SVG version, Laser Studio offers scaling and cut-preparation tools.
Where are the train models?
Explore the Trains collection for Big Boy, Dollywood locomotives and a matching Big Boy tender. The collection links to each design separately.