Honda Civic Si rear winglets, designed on a 3D scan
Custom winglets behind the rear wheels of a 10th-generation Honda Civic Si, modelled on a 3D scan of the car and printed in white.
The challenge
The owner of a 10th-generation Honda Civic Si wanted winglets behind the rear wheels. They had to follow the edge of the wheel arch and the corner of the bumper closely, and that shape is hard to measure by hand.
Our process
- 3D scanned the rear wheel arch and bumper corner of the car.
- Modelled the winglet in CAD directly on the scan so it follows the arch and the bumper.
- Printed a pair of winglets in white.
- Fitted the winglets to the car behind the rear wheels.
The result
The winglets sit along the rear edge of the wheel arch and step out over the bumper corner, matching the shape taken from the scan. The photos show one side fitted to the car.
More case studies
Product design
A right-angle driver for screws a normal driver can't reach
A long, slim driver with a 90-degree 7/64" hex pin, designed, prototyped and made in batches for a manufacturing client.
Read the case study →
Signage
Matching room signs for an engineering office
A set of multi-colour 3D-printed room signs for a GTA engineering company, with raised lettering in the company's logo colour.
Read the case study →
Part replication
Honda V45 Magna battery door, scanned and re-made
A replacement battery door for a 1982–84 Honda V45 Magna, scanned from an original, reinforced in CAD and printed in 2 days.
Read the case study →Want results like this?
Tell us what you need. We’ll reply, usually within 1–2 business days.