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3D Printing

There’s something satisfying about watching a pile of printed parts turn into a machine that moves. These projects take that idea from the print bed to the garden track — and sometimes to your windowsill. Build from the files, try a different body or wheel set, or make a planter that fits your space.

01 / RC VEHICLES

Orange 3D-printed Garden Races RC truck beneath a black-and-white FINISH arch

Garden Races

Print your truck. Build your track.

A 3D-printed 4×4 RC truck, powered by CyberBrick. Swap bodies and wheels, add a trailer and build your own course.

MY FIRST CROWDFUNDING

You helped get this little truck rolling.

Garden Races was my first crowdfunding project on MakerWorld. With your support, this little truck brought in over $10,000. That was a huge moment for me.

Seeing people get behind something I’d designed was incredibly inspiring. It gave me the push to keep creating and sharing new ideas.

To everyone who supported Garden Races, thank you. I’m really glad you’re part of this.

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Garden Races in motionWatch on YouTube

02 / TRACKED BUILDS

CyberBrick / Tracked RC

Arctic Snowcat

An expedition-style build with independent track control and working lights. There’s a movable snow-plow version, too.

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CyberBrick / Christmas edition

Santa’s Snowcat

Antlers, snowflakes and a bed for tiny gifts. Choose the Simplified or Pro profile to print your Christmas tracked build.

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Yellow 3D-printed Arctic Snowcat with black tracks
Red-and-white 3D-printed Santa’s Snowcat with gold antlers and an empty cargo bed

03 / CUSTOM PLANTERS

Find print profiles, parts lists and assembly guides on each model’s MakerWorld page. The Snowcats need a CyberBrick kit and an additional 9g continuous-rotation servo.

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Find more 3D-printable projects from 21CNCStudio.

Beige tracked RC model with a wide front snowplow Explore the collection
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