3D Printing an ENTIRE Porsche GT3 RS | Part 3

So, we're about a third of the way through 3D printing our 992 Porsche GT3 RS, and so far it's gone surprisingly well. Yep, we're turning this into this using basic 3D printers. And although we've had our fair share of setbacks after 40 rolls of filament and over 1,000 hours of printing and assembly, we have our bonnet, fenders, and rear quarter. And we've even printed one of the corner vents. And the car is looking amazing. But now it's time to print and assemble one of the most important pieces of this kit, the roof. And as you're about to see, this would prove to be one of the most challenging pieces of this Porsche GT3 RS puzzle. But before we tackle that, we need to finish off our rear quarter panels. And in true YouTuber fashion, we only have one side done. So, we still have to do the other side. This side is still just Porsche Boxster, and we can't be having that. But luckily for you guys, I've been hard at work on the 3D printers. So, we're going to get straight into it and we're going to put this other rear quarter together so that we can mount it on the car. Printing the right rear quarter was identical to the left side, just flipped. Although, we did manage to save some time and filament by excluding a few pieces that we didn't end up using on the left hand side. Hell yeah. Now, I've actually started a second YouTube channel where I'm going to be dropping more raw, in-depth videos about building this car because there's lots of little things that I don't include in these main videos that I think a bunch of you guys will be interested in. It's called Mike Lake V2. I'll be dropping videos pretty much starting straight after this video. So, if you're interested, check it out. But, let's go ahead and build our left rear quarter panel. Once again, where do I even start. Well, we use a reference picture to find the most obvious two pieces that go together and go from there....