Modeling the 1998 Ford Mondeo!

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1998 Ford Mondeo!

Here was a challange, I didn't think it would have been as difficult as it was but here it is finished. I used SolidWorks to design this car and it was made to use a Eldon Solt Car Chassis. 

Here is the car driven by Nigel Mansell and more information can be found on the source page link below

Nigel Mansell
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Using SolidWorks to3D Model

These Rendering have been generated using SolidWorks, I love this model.

These are renderings in a quick studio setup.  
You will see to final prints of the truck. I will provide some video and time laps content on my channel as soon as I have put things together. The link will be posted here.

Link will be provided soon
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Using SolidWorks to Render

 I printed the model using my Ender 3Pro Direct drive and a Monoprice Mini to print the lights, wing and grill. I designed the interior so that it wold lock into place. A mould was made to vac form a windscreen.

 Here is a video link to how the car fits together.

Ford Mondeo Fit & Finish Video
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Graphics/Video Documents Production

Downlod the STL Model File Today.  $20.00 Digital File

Model to come

At Nigel Mansell and the 1998 Ford Mondeo's Racing Performance, In the 1998 British Touring Car Championship (BTCC), the Ford Mondeo was a notable contender with former Formula 1 World Champion Nigel Mansell behind the wheel. Mansell's presence in the championship was a significant draw for fans and brought a spotlight to the Ford team. 

Mansell competed in three rounds of the 1998 BTCC season, driving the number 55 Ford Mondeo. While he did not secure a first-place finish, his best performance was a commendable fifth place. Despite a limited schedule, his involvement was impactful, showcasing his driving prowess and providing memorable moments for racing enthusiasts. 

The Ford Mondeo, equipped with a 300hp 2-liter V6 engine, showed competitive spirit during the season, though it faced strong opposition from other manufacturers. Mansell's participation highlighted the car's capabilities and the team's determination, even if it did not lead to a championship win. 

Regarding the significance of the 1998 Ford Mondeo in Australia, there is limited information on its direct impact. However, Mansell's global popularity and the media attention he garnered likely contributed to increased interest in the BTCC and touring car racing in general, including among Australian audiences. The legacy of Nigel Mansell's time with the 1998 Ford Mondeo in the BTCC remains a testament to his versatility as a driver and the enduring appeal of the touring car racing format.

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