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Print-in-Place Ambulance | Opening Rear Doors!

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Multicolor - 0.2mm layer - 2 walls - 15% infill
Multicolor - 0.2mm layer - 2 walls - 15% infill
Designer
10.7 h
1 plate
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Single Color - 0.2mm layer - 2 walls - 15% infill
Single Color - 0.2mm layer - 2 walls - 15% infill
Designer
1.2 h
1 plate

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Description

After the great response to my Print-in-Place Fire Truck, I wanted to add another emergency vehicle to the fleet (eventually…), so here’s the Print-in-Place Ambulance!

 

This model prints fully assembled and features:
🚑 Free-rolling wheels
🚪 Double rear doors that open independently
🏥 A hollow patient compartment with interior details
🧩 No assembly required
🖨️ Designed with an easy to remove support

 

The rear doors may need a gentle wiggle the first time you open them, but once freed they should move smoothly.

 

I’ve included both single-color and multicolor print options. The multicolor version adds the classic white ambulance body, blue Star of Life markings, emergency lights, and contrasting wheels.

 

This is part of a growing Print-in-Place vehicle series, with more vehicles on the way!

Enjoy, and please post your makes, I’d love to see how yours turns out. 

 

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