Wouldn't it be easier to modify the cheaper one. I just took a look at them Take screenshots of the accurate one which is a little extreme in pricing to get the octagonal part as guide also use available images you already have Get the cheaper one which in my mind would put you miles in front considering the hours putting it together yourself. Open it in hexagon/blender or similar place the image behind it and rectify. The cheaper one is a 3DS you can convert the files there My importer gives me that option to pretty much convert anything to my required file so not familiar with their system. I have done this more than once sometimes if my OCD kicks in by the time I have finished I might as well have built the thing myself but at the very least the shape is there. Last project was a van I ended up using the roofline not much else I didn't alter or tweak even replaced the wheels and had to build full interior I think it was $100 - 150 for the licensed model and still consider it was worth it as a base with time saved

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