Description
This is TDR Innovations 1950's sport seat. This is the classic sports car seat of the late 1950's and would look perfect in any hotrod or sports car from that time era.
The seat has been scaled so the width of the seat is 1 mm. This allows the purchaser to size the width of the seat to fit their particular model. If you seat needs to be 37.3 mm wide then just scale it up by 37.3
The original size of this seat was 600 mm (23.6") so, if you are printing a 1/8 scale model of this seat then you should just divide 600 by 8 and that will result in your scaling factor (75). If you are printing a 1/12 scale model of this seat then just take 600 and divide by 12 and you get a scaling factor of 50
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