Ford GT40 Race Car 1969 Papercraft scale 1:18

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Ford GT40 Race Car
 
The 1969 Ford GT40 is an iconic racing car that symbolizes Ford's triumph over Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Here's its profile:

Design and Performance

1. Engine: 5.0L (305ci) V8, producing 440 horsepower.
2. Rear-wheel drive: Lightweight, four-speed manual transmission.
3. Aerodynamic body: Sleek, curved design optimized for speed.
4. Lightweight construction: Fiberglass and aluminum body.

Racing History

1. 24 Hours of Le Mans: Won in 1966, 1967, 1968 and 1969.
2. Ford's victory: Ended Ferrari's dominance at Le Mans.
3. Driven by legends: Jacky Ickx, Ken Miles, and Bruce McLaren.

Specifications

1. Length: 184.5 inches
2. Width: 76.5 inches
3. Height: 40.5 inches
4. Wheelbase: 98 inches
5. Weight: Approximately 2,400 pounds
6. Top speed: Over 210 mph

Legacy

1. Iconic design: Influenced future racing cars.
2. Historic significance: Marked Ford's Le Mans victory.
3. Collectibility: Original GT40s sell for millions.
4. Replicas and continuations: Many reproductions and modern interpretations.

Variants

1. Mk I: Initial version (1964-1965).
2. Mk II: Improved engine and aerodynamics (1965-1966).
3. Mk III: Road-going version (1967).
4. Mk IV: Final, most powerful version (1967-1969).

The 1969 Ford GT40 embodies innovative engineering, sleek design and historic significance, solidifying its status as one of racing's greatest legends.
 
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  • You can download the [1969] Ford GT40 Race Car Papercraft templates and instruction here
  • You will get a compressed .rar file to extract using WinRAR
  • The templates are high resolution textured .jpg files and the Instruction is in .pdo file that you can open with Pepakura Viewer
  • Enjoy my papermodel and please pray any good things for me. Thank you very much.

33 comments:

  1. Thanks, man. Awesome papercraft.

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  2. The file won't open in Pepakura for me

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    1. You need to download the file then download Pepakura to get it to work.

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  3. Please, open with pepakura viewer

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  4. Muchas gacias por este tremend modelo.Its great!

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  5. Please open the .pdo file using Pepakura Viewer so you dont need the password. Thank you very much

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  6. i love your GT MKI and if you are interested in making another ford gt, i have some 3D cad files for a GT MKII. i tried unfolding the model myself but i am not to good at it.

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  7. well, thank you very much

    Im sorry
    Actually, Im not too good at it too and I think enough for GT40 papermodeling. It process took a long time. Im afraid Ill abandon it because Im busy with my job now. Beside, I only make papermodel that I interest with

    Maybe you can try to unfolding your 3d model after reducing the polygons using your favorite 3d modelling software so it will become simple and easy to unfold

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    1. simply click the red type of [1969] Ford GT40 Race Car below the photos

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  9. hi,please send me the password..i wanto to change the scale
    thanks!

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  10. Why the hell facebook/google etc login for download?

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  11. Please send me the template as the 4Shred link is not working, the file is no longer there.

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  12. Muchas gracias. Irawan. a trabajar ahora en el Ford....!! saludos desde Chile

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    1. Thank you too

      Greeting from Palembang, South Sumatera

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  13. thank you for sharing. i'm new to this and am very excited to build your model.

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  14. me gustaria el password para hacer una mod

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    1. Sorry, I can't give you that

      If I might know, what kind of mod? RC?

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  15. 1:18 is when we use A3 or A4 size paper??

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  16. Download link is still active.? I want the file but I can’t download it. Please Help

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    1. Hi,
      Link fixed!
      sorry about that, I thought the "clear Formatting" didn't affect the ext. links when I edited the post.

      Thanks for visiting & happy crafting

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  17. I cant open it in a phone
    😔
    Can you make a version of png or pdf pls

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    1. First, you have to install winRar or another archive extractor software to your phone first, then u can extract the templates (png). Then for the instruction (.pdo), you have to download and install Pepakura Viewer (PC only)

      Thank's for visiting and happy crafting

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  18. de nada

    gracias por su visita..

    disfrute de mi papercraft y ore por cualquier cosa buena para mí

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