Medstar Ambulance

I am not affiliated with the company at all, just wanted to make an ambulance and their branding looks cool.

I left a opening for office supplies on the top because I wanted to put a business cards or pads of paper in there. The rear windows have a hole there because I also wanted to mount the truck or dangle it on a wall.

I had printed this before whole model without the many cut up pieces and it was not the best detail. So I decided to cut the ambulance into 5-6 safely printable pieces. This helped in two ways, less support material was used and the support material easier to remove. I would load the slicer model I have and turn on and off the pieces you want to print like this below image.

The pieces fit together like puzzle pieces and I hot glued them in place. I would not start gluing until you have all pieces printed and can see how they fit together. There is a certain order that you need to put them in, like the bottom of ambulance then the core of the ambulance and so on.  

The small cube is for the core piece to be glued to the bottom piece, I wanted to print the bottom upside down and wanted the bottom of the core to also be printed that way so I needed a little cube in place when assembling. Is it dumb to do that, ya, but that's how I did it. See below image for what I'm talking about. 

The wheels are the last pieces to glue together. They are very fragile and can snap easily. Does it ride like a model truck, no, it does not.

All together, the print will take 10-12 hours depending on your infill and support settings. I printed this on my Ender 3v2. This would be a great model to scale up to print larger.