I started this model in 2022 - paused it for three jears and be happy to finished it now. I like the story behind this car -thats why I`ve modeled it. Hope you like the result:
This is the original version of the Brubaker Box (1972).
The yellow guy behind the wheel is not modeled by me - I downloaded it from grabcad.com
This version is based on the Automecca Sports Van (1974). It´s a mixture of some existing customized Boxes I found on the web.
Great car and exceptional modeling work in Rhino! Congratulations! 
Do you mind sharing pictures with the wireframe of the model?
Love it! It is such a cool car. Not many left, unfortunately.
-Jakob
One of my favorites!! amazing job, and a wonderful tribute for a very cool and very underappreciated design-
@Normand : I think about 50 were built, 17 are still alive (don´t know exactly - there are many different numbers around).
@Kyle: Thank you. Someone ask for a Hot wheels version https://www.driven.co/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/IMG_2807-scaled.jpeg
https://www.driven.co/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/IMG_2811-scaled.jpeg. Maybe your job?!
I mean… you have the model already…
scale it down and you are there!
Hm… I have to think it over…
or send me your model and i’ll HWize it!
Interesting offer! I think it´s more than scaling it down to 1:64? But I like the idea!
quite a bit more
everything has to get squished around at that scale to read correctly-
Great!
What courses or tutorials did you use to learn?
Thaks for asking that. I once work with AutoCad (first contact in 1991) so the step into Rhino was easy.
Tyremodeling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfFjumHO1CE
Rendering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlvINVlDsUE
Lot´s of from here: https://www.youtube.com/@Rhinoceros3d/videos
My favorit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJrjL03a-yA (I like modeling the knee 
)
Regards
Frank
“Does anyone have this file and could share it? I want to use it for machining and making it in fiberglass, and also take some parts to make in 3D.”
