Mexico City racing circuit from the front in a black frame, the 3D route in the park on glass over the map.Mexico City racing circuit from the front in a white frame, the lap ending through the stadium, the length of 4.304 km below.
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Motorsport · Circuit · Navy

Mexico City racing circuit

Length
4.30 km
Relief
3 mm

Okruh v parku Magdalena Mixhuca. The route 3D-printed in matt PLA and stuck to the glass exactly above the route on the map.

€50.00
A4 · black frame
incl. VAT
frame included
Size
Frame
Configure
€50.00A4 · black frame
Delivery
Delivery in 4 to 8 days. Packeta - pickup point €2.90, Packeta - courier to your address €4.90. Free delivery from €150.
Payment
By card.
Returns
You may return goods within 14 days of delivery. Goods made to your specifications cannot be returned. If you change the texts in the configurator, we make the print to your specifications, and it carries no right of withdrawal from the contract. Complaints
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Scale · wall 4 m

Size on the wall

The print at true scale next to a door and a sofa. Switch the size.

Specifications

SizesA5 14.8 × 21 cm · A4 21 × 29.7 cm (with frame 24 × 32.7 cm) · A3 29.7 × 42 cm
FrameBlack or white
3D route3 mm high along its whole length, 3.0 mm wide
Glass2 mm, ground edges
LookTemplate Circuit, theme Navy
HangingBacking board with a hook and a stand
Data© OpenStreetMap.org/copyright · © OpenMapTiles · Map sources
ManufacturerDenva s. r. o., Ekoosada 3194/235, 925 22 Veľké Úľany, Slovakia, info@routie.sk
WarningsNot a toy. Contains glass, not suitable for children under 3.

In the Magdalena Mixhuca park on the east side of the city lies a circuit that opened in 1959. The first top-flight race here was held in 1963.

The track sits high above sea level, where the thin air robs the cars of downforce and cooling. The 4.304 km lap has 17 turns, and its final section runs through a baseball stadium ringed by stands.

This circuit print shows the whole lap, stadium section included. We 3D-print the route in matt PLA and glue it onto the glass exactly over the track on the map, level and just below the frame’s edge.

Thin air, a stadium and a park in one lap: a fine gift for a motorsport fan who knows why cars behave differently here. As a 3D circuit map it hangs on a wall or stands on a shelf, and ‘Mexico City racing circuit’ can carry your own title.

The print taken apart into five layers

Five layers

  1. 3D route3D-printed in matt PLA, 3 mm.
  2. Frame15 × 15 mm profile, black or white, holds the layers together.
  3. GlassThe route is stuck to it, and its higher parts stand out in front of the frame.
  4. MapPrinted right behind the glass: the map, the title and the route details.
  5. Backing boardWith a hook for the wall and a stand for a shelf.
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Can I change the route or the look?

The route of a ready-made print is fixed. With Configure you change its look, its texts, its size and its frame, and you design a different route in the configurator.

How high does the route stand out?

The route is 3 mm along its whole length.

Is the print ready to hang?

Yes. The backing board has a hook for the wall and a stand, so you can also stand the print up.

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