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3D model for Marada racing seat?

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by Danny Miller, Mar 30, 2025 at 09:16.

  1. Danny Miller

    Danny Miller New Member

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    I got a Marada racing seat for my DIY build. This seat is used in the cheap, common static racing cockpits.
    They do sell it separately though, it was fairly cheap. Looks sturdy, a bit heavy at 30 lbs but seems like a find starting point.

    The thing is, I'm integrating it into the design but I can't find a 3D model for it. I've checked GrabCAD and all the regulars, let Google go looking for it, nothing. It'd be more than a little difficulty to measure with good accuracy. Maybe a 3D scanner.

    Anyhow, does anyone have a 3D model, or is there maybe a model under another name that might be close to its form?
    Danny Miller, Mar 30, 2025 at 09:16
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