Jalori Pass
3D-printed race track, raised to follow the real elevation, over a detailed map
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Description
Jalori Pass (Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, India): the whole road from Jibhi to Jalori Pass, 3D printed in red and raised to follow its real climb, set over a detailed map of the mountains around it.
- 13.0 km from Jibhi to Jalori Pass, highest point 3,136 m
- 1,389 m of climbing along the way
- Heights from Copernicus elevation data, shown on the raised road and the climb line
- A4 or A3 print in a 1-inch (25.4 mm) deep shadow box frame with acrylic glass
- Frame in black or white
- A4 also available as an LED version
- Free wall clip included
- Free shipping, made to order and ships in 1 business day
Dimensions & material
A4 or A3 print in a 1-inch (25.4 mm) deep frame with glass. Frame in black or white. Track 3D printed in red.
Shipping
Free shipping on every frame, with tracked delivery across India. Each frame is made to order and ships within 1 business day.
Road file
- Distance
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- Highest point
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- Total climbing
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- Starts at
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Find it on a map–
Start line
In the box
- Add a gift box for ₹250
- Wall clip included
- Dispatched the next business day
- Free delivery
Sizes
A4 · frame 23.5 × 32.5 × 2.5 cm · print 21 × 29.7 cm
A3 · print 29.7 × 42 cm
Hills you can see
Most road posters are flat. Ours climbs. Where the real road goes up a pass, the red road on your frame gets taller; where it drops into a valley, so does the print. We stretch the heights a little so the climb shows at frame size.
Jalori Pass, start to finish
StartDistanceTop
Highest point
–Lowest point
–Total climbing
–on the real roadHow it's built
Six parts, stacked front to back, so the raised track sits safely under glass. Example shown: Spa-Francorchamps.
- Box frame1 inch deep, in black or white
- GlassKeeps dust off the print
- White spacerGives the raised track room to breathe
- Elevation track3D printed in red, true to the lap
- Circuit mapThe track and the land around it
- Backing boardHolds it all flat and square
Print test
3 months in the sun
We hung two prints on a sun-facing wall for 3 months. Ours stayed deep black. The standard print faded to brown.
Real photos from our own test. We only use the print that passed.
Pick your size
- Above your desk
- Next to your racing seat
- Bookshelf or console table
- The main wall of a room
- Hallway or stairs
- Workshop or bar area
Built from real data
Route
The real circuit layout.
Elevation
Satellite height data for the circuit.
Making it
We 3D print the whole road in red and line it up over the printed map, bend for bend.
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