Glyn Arch Jr (With Grip, Regular tile size)

********3D Print Files Only!********* Digital Download Only, 3d Print .stl files ********************************* Update 1/23/2026: Now includes the non-grip version as well.   Glyn Arch -Jr  *With Grip!*  RC rock crawling system for 1/32 - 1/18 scale crawlers. Fully expandable and customizable RC Crawler course, Sky's the limit! This Arch is on the Regular 150mm tile platform. The center section is held together by 4 dowel pins. I was able to print that top section rotated 90 deg without any supports on my bambu labs A1 printer. I designed it wide enough that you can drive over it and with the grip it climbs the 40+ deg slope with no issues. it is also tall enough to drive most Scx24s and Scx30s under it! Purchase is for Glyn Arch jr - Designed by Dirt Digg-ler Offroad LLC DBA CRAWLAGON™, all rights reserved, for personal use only, No commercial use. Each tile is 150mm wide  and are interlocked by locking pins underneath. You can configure and re-configure any way you would like! Join our CRAWLAGON facebook group and show off your builds. ENJOY!!!! 3D printing settings Print Instructions - *** WHEN PRINTING THE TEXTURED TILES YOU WILL GET AN ERROR IN YOUR SLICER. JUST PRINT ANYWAY AND IT WILL WORK. DO NOT ADD SUPPORTS*** - Level your bed properly to avoid locking pin problems. If you have trouble with leveling, try printing with a raft. - Different sized pins are included to compensate for any bed leveling issues and different materials. - I can print these models on my Bambu Labs A1 without supports, even with sharp undercuts. Other printers might require support structures. - Use a consistent 15% infill setting to avoid fitment problems. Changing infill percentages can affect wall shrinkage. If needed, you can add more wall loops to compensate and additional sized pins are included. - If you are trying to conserve material on these big prints I have had luck running: Top Layers 4, Bottom Layers 4, Walls 3, infill Lightning 15%. (the walls and base will flex but hold up fine to the weight of a crawler)