SCX24 Trailer

__Do not print this unless you are comfortable with massaging models to a happy ending__. The reason is, this was one of the first models I uploaded. I have learned much since then. This, while a good learning experience for me, is kind of a tragic model. Glue must be used to fit the "axle" into place, and for some reason I didn't include wheels nuts/caps, so you'll have to source your own. Here are some tips:
- The pieces included are:
-- Trailer main body
-- Trailer "axle"
-- Hex hubs
-- Trailer ramps
-- Tongue support
- *The trailer has hooks on the front sides for carrying the ramps, and cutouts in the rear to put them in when loading/unloading a tiny vehicle.*
- Once printed, I would recommend FIRST getting an Xacto blade and shaving the "axle" rods. That way they will fit into the hex hubs and the hubs will turn freely (I made it this way because I didn't have bearings).
- Once you can fit a hex hub on and it spins freely, slide a tire on, and then your sourced wheel nuts. I pri