MOG 3D Printed RC Truck Kit

The MOG takes the Unimog U5023, one of the most capable off-road trucks ever built, and reimagines it as a 3D printing build from the ground up. It’s made for RC hobbyists, scale modelers, and anyone else who enjoys sinking real time into a big project. With more than 582 parts spread across 101 print-ready plates, working portal axles, and a fully functional drivetrain, this is a long build rather than an afternoon print, but the massive size and attention to detail rewards that effort.

Choose a 6×6 or 4×4 drivetrain and either a flatbed or camper rear, then sort out the handling with open differentials, a steerable rear axle, and 4-link suspension at all four corners. A build guide that runs past 750 pages walks you through every stage, from the first plate off the printer to a truck that’s ready for the trail.

The STL files are designed by Casadio and sold separately on Cults3D

Please note, the Lite version does not include the charger, 3200 mAh battery, or FS-GT5 remote.

The MOG in Motion

Drive the MOG

Full build walkthrough

What Sets the MOG Apart

Working portal axles driven by a fully functional drivetrain 4-link suspension on every corner, paired with open differentials Rear-axle steering for picking through tight, technical lines Build it as a 6×6 or a 4×4, your call Finish it with either a flatbed or a camper rear 582+ parts on 101 plates, pre-oriented and ready to slice A step-by-step guide of 750+ pages to see you through

Before you build

Project at a Glance

The MOG is a substantial build, not a weekend print, so it’s worth knowing what’s ahead before you start.

A printer with a bed of 180x180mm or larger is required. At 582+ parts, the full truck calls for a fair amount of filament and printer time, so plan accordingly. What you’re buying here is the hardware kit. The model files come from Casadio and are bought separately on Cults3D

Product Details

The BuildPrinted Parts 582+Print Plates 101 pre-oriented platesMinimum Print Bed 180x180mmBuild Guide 750+ pagesConfigurationDrivetrain 6×6 or 4×4Body Style Flatbed or camperSuspension 4-link, all cornersAxles Functional portal axles, steerable rearAdditional DetailsKit Type Hardware kit3D Model Files Sold separately on Cults3DDesigned By Casadio