Mercury Eight 1949 Police Sedan STL 3D Print Model

The Mercury Eight 1949 is a highly detailed 3D print model of the iconic late-1940s American police sedan, faithfully reproducing the distinctive two-door coupe body, period-correct roof-mounted spotlight, radio antenna, and the signature horizontal-bar grille with MERCURY lettering. The model captures the flowing fastback silhouette, rounded fenders, and classic bumper guards that define this golden era of American automotive design. Suitable for display scale models, dioramas, and resin printing at scales from 1:24 to 1:43. Supplied as a ready-to-print STL file inside the included ZIP archive.

Print settings

Resin printing (MSLA/DLP) is strongly recommended to capture the fine grille slats, chrome trim lines, spotlight detail, and embossed lettering on the bumper and hood. Orient the model at a slight angle (15–30°) to minimise large flat layer lines on the roof and hood surfaces; add light supports under the bumper guards, antenna, and spotlight arm. For FDM printing at larger scales (1:18 or bigger), use 0.1 mm layer height, 20–30% infill, and PLA or PETG. Separate the body from fine protrusions (antenna, spotlight) and print them independently for best results.